Serene karesansui (dry landscape garden) bathed in twilight mist, rendered in sumi-e style with bold, expressive brushstrokes on aged washi paper. A lone raked gravel sea surrounds weathered stones arranged asymmetrically, embodying yūgen (profound mystery). Moss-covered boulders display natural patina, exhibiting wabi-sabi aesthetic of imperfect beauty. Delicate hakuhō (white magnolia) petals scatter across the composition, their ephemeral presence suggesting mono no aware (transience of life). Traditional mineral pigments of indigo, muted ochre and charcoal create depth through layered transparency. Negative space (ma) dominates the composition with subtle ink gradations (tarashikomi) bleeding into untouched areas. A suggestion of temple eaves visible at the upper edge frames the scene, while calligraphic elements hint at ancient sutras. The garden exists between reality and abstraction, capturing the Zen principle of mu (nothingness) through minimal, contemplative composition that invites prolonged viewing. <lora:Classic_Anime_Colors:0.2> <lora:monster_flux:0.7> <lora:flux_dev:1>