Cement Karesansui

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Cement Karesansui refers to the practice of creating a dry landscape garden, inspired by traditional Japanese Zen rock gardens known as Karesansui, but using cement instead of natural stones. This style of garden emphasizes minimalist and abstract designs, typically incorporating flat surfaces of sand or gravel representing water, and scattered stones symbolizing islands or mountains. It is often used in modern Japanese garden design and can be a part of larger landscaping projects or incorporated into smaller spaces.