Garden, Tofuku-ji, Kyoto
The dry landscape garden (karesansui) has great significance in Zen. The bed of small stones typically represents water (such as a sea), with mounds and large rocks representing mountains. The rocks are carefully chosen and many were brought from faraway locations. The overall impression can be something like an ink painting.
3 Comments:
Love those zen gardens. It's perfectly framed !
a stone sea
and an island mount
brought from afar
across cyber seas
come kind words, a cooling breeze
for Tokyo summer
Thanks, Regis and Mandy!
-Glenn
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