Japanese stream landscape features are small-scale garden elements that mimic the natural beauty of a mountain stream. They often include elements like stepping stones, rock formations, and small waterfalls, designed to create a serene and picturesque scene. These features are commonly used in Japanese gardens to evoke a sense of nature and tranquility.

Puppet landscape refers to a type of miniature landscape designed with various small figures or puppets. It is a form of traditional Chinese art that combines landscape painting with storytelling. Puppet landscapes are often used in performances and are characterized by detailed and whimsical representations of nature and human figures.

European landscape features refer to small-scale artistic decorations or installations in gardens, parks, and urban spaces, often characterized by their aesthetic and artistic value. Case studies can provide insights into the design, materials, and techniques used in creating these features.

Japanese罗汉松 landscape ornament refers to artistic decorations or garden features incorporating the Japanese罗汉松 tree (Podocarpus macrophyllos). These ornaments often showcase the unique, gnarled appearance and spiritual significance of the tree in Japanese gardens, emphasizing its role in traditional Japanese aesthetics.