Stairs under a dry landscape

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This term seems to combine two distinct elements: 'stairs' and 'dry landscape'. 'Stairs' refers to a series of steps leading from one level to another. 'Dry landscape' often refers to a style of Japanese garden known as 'kare-sansui,' which features rock formations, sand, and sometimes gravel arranged to represent a natural landscape. The phrase 'stairs under a dry landscape' could imply a staircase leading into or through a kare-sansui garden.