Karesansui: Raking Demonstration
Cost: FREE with paid museum admission. No Reservation Required
Karesansui or dry landscape garden, is founded on Zen ideology using carefully composed rock arrangements and gravel or sand. A karesansui is carefully raked to represent characteristics of water such as currents and waves while boulder arrangements may be interpreted as islands. Learn about our Late Rock Garden and observe how the raking can be a practice in mindfulness and meditation.
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About Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach hosts arts and cultural events ranging from workshops and demonstrations to film screenings. The venue offers programming for families and youth, including hands-on classes in traditional Japanese practices like tea ceremony, taiko drumming, and origami.
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