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Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this specific cultivated landscape embodies principles of traditional Korean garden design. It aims to recreate, in a smaller, localized setting, the aesthetic and philosophical ideals inherent in Korean garden architecture. This often includes specific plant selections, carefully placed stones, and water features meant to evoke a sense of harmony and balance.

Such a landscape offers multiple benefits. It provides a space for contemplation and relaxation, offering a respite from the urban environment. Furthermore, it serves as a cultural touchstone, educating visitors about Korean art, philosophy, and horticultural practices. Historically, Korean gardens are not merely decorative; they are designed to reflect Confucian and Taoist principles, emphasizing a symbiotic relationship between nature and humanity.