Loraine Kuck popularized them in the United States, including the somewhat innaccurate term that links them to a religious philosophy.
Notable examples of these can be found at the Silver Pavilion, at the Ryoan Temple, and at Daisei-in. Loraine Kuck popularized them in the United States, including the somewhat innaccurate term that links them to a religious philosophy. They often use the "kare sansui" approach, as in those designed by Soami. For 10 points, name these creations which suggest water and other natural features by minimal arrangements of sand and stones, and are often found at the temples of a popular sect of Japanese Buddhism.
Notable examples of these can be found at the Silver Pavilion, at the Ryoan Temple, and at Daisei-in.
{rock gardens} [or {Zen gardens;} prompt on temple gardens]