Representative figures of the desolate and watered-down style

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The desolate and watered-down style, also known as Karesansui or dry landscape, is a form of Japanese rock garden art. Representative figures in this style include Sen no Rikyu, who is considered the founder of the Wabi-sabi aesthetic, and Onisaburo Tode, a famous potter who contributed to the development of the raku tea bowl, which is often used in karesansui gardens.