Zen Table packs a Japanese rock garden and robotic Zen priest in a table

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With no water, Japanese rock gardens - also known as "dry landscape" or "Zen" gardens - feature an area of gravel or sand that is designed to symbolize the sea, ocean, rivers or lakes. The act of raking the sand or gravel into patterns is practiced by Zen priests to help their concentration and has even found its way into offices with pint-sized desktop units for those looking to clear their minds at work. If you think your mind is clear enough already, are after a bit more variety from your raked sand designs and like your Zen in a table form factor then the Zen Table ticks all the boxes... Continue Reading Zen Table packs a Japanese rock garden and robotic Zen priest in a table

Section: Around The Home

Tags: Furniture, Kickstarter

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