“The Japanese garden, comprising a village (1897) and a shrine (1908-1909), was created following Albert Kahn’s travels to Japan. The largest part of the garden in terms of area, it recreates in miniature Japanese landscapes, blending domestic architecture, Asian plants, and evocations of sacred sites.” Sources : https://albert-kahn.hauts-de-seine.fr/en/ and Picture this
The plant “Sceau de salomon odorant” is a perennial, rhizomatous herbaceous plant of the Asparagaceae family in and the Polygonatum genus. Mix of my photo of Polygonatum odoratum (Sceau de salomon odorant) and my design of anemones. “Polygonatum odoratum is also known as : Faux muguet, Herbe aux panaris, Grand muguet, Polygonate odorant, Polygonate officinal,…
Photo sources : tweedrose.com/2013/09/red-valentino-springsummer-2014-lookbook and Pinterest