Zen Pond

Creating a serene tranquil sanctuary to relax away from urban noise for daily and long stay.

The cultures of Far East Asia, due to their millennia-old civilisations and their well-developed design sensibilities, are known for their expertise with ornamental ponds. They have a knack for creating understated, yet highly impactful designs that incorporate the concepts of balance, minimalism, and harmony. Their designs often highlight the relaxing sound of water.

The Japanese are especially known for their Zen gardens, which are usually equipped with water features due to their traditional beliefs (rooted in Buddhism, Shintoism, and Taoism).

The Japanese pagoda makes an appearance in so many oriental ponds, not just because it is a stately fixture that draws the eye, but because of its symbolism. Its many tiers represent the journey to higher awareness and quality of perception. It is a symbol of wisdom and harmony that takes its roots from Buddhist beliefs.

The oriental pond is not simply an attractive focal point in a garden, it literally displays the philosophical notions of its creator!