Serene sumi-e painting depicting a night garden illuminated by moonlight filtering through bamboo leaves, executed on aged washi paper with traditional charcoal ink. The composition embodies yugen—mysterious depth—with subtle gradations of black and gray revealing ghostly peonies emerging from darkness. A solitary tsukubai water basin reflects the full moon, creating concentric ripples that symbolize the impermanence of being. Asymmetrical arrangement with negative space (ma) dominating the right portion, balanced by detailed rendering of moss-covered stone lanterns on the left. Delicate silver leaf accents suggest dewdrops on spider webs, invoking the Japanese aesthetic of mono no aware—the pathos of transient beauty. The atmospheric scene captures the liminal moment between late autumn and early winter, when frost begins to claim the garden's edges. <lora:UkiyoFusion-FLUX:0.4> <lora:dreadmirth-art-style:0.6> <lora:FluxMythR3alisticF:0.1> <lora:Rainbow_on_black_style-000003:0.4> <lora:flux_dev:1>