Labyrinth garden

Fig. 343 - Designs of labyrinth-gardens in the seventeenth century in D. Loris' book 'Le Thresor Des Parterres De L'Univers' (Geneva, 1629). Loris worked as a court physician in Montbeliard (France). KERN, Hermann (1982). Labyrinthe: Erscheinungsformen und Deutungen; 5000 Jahre Gegenwart eines Urbilds. Prestel-Verlag. ISBN 3-7913-0614-6 --- Fig. 343 - Some designs of labyrinth-gardens in the seventeenth century as given in part three of Daniel Loris' book 'Le Thresor Des Parterres De…

Building a labyrinth? Lars Howlett is an expert labyrinth designer and master builder offering site visits, workshops, tours, and events.

Indem ich ein 7-gängiges in labyrinthischer Logik halbiere, so wie das beim Erzeugen des 5-gängigen Chartres Labyrinths gelungen ist. Der 4. Umgang schneidet das Labyrinth in zwei Teile. Dann erhal…

Finger labyrinth -I especially like the star pattern, maybe for Epiphany?

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Labyrinths have been around for over 4,000 years with labyrinth stone wall carvings, clay tablets and coins dating back to the Bronze Age. Labyrinths have been featured in Greek and Roman mytholo…

Labyrinths date back thousands of years and have been used in many cultures. During Medieval times, many Christian churches incorporated labyrinths into floor designs. Today garden labyrinths are getting new attention at places of worship, medical centers, conference centers, parks, colleges and even backyards. World Labyrinth Day is Saturday, May 5, so this seems a good time to introduce you to some local labyrinths: one at Unity Church in Buffalo, one at the Chautauqua Institution and one…

Luna Labyrinths are a new type of labyrinth design, inspired by the moon.

Mähen, hacken, jäten, gießen und düngen, ein Garten kann einen schon gut beschäftigen. Wenn er, der ja eigentlich Ort der Entspannung, des Ausruhens und des Staunens sein sollte, immer mehr Platz auf...