Reduce a Japanese karesansui garden to a compact desk partition: Trace delicate sand patterns in swirling ripples, set stone peaks and withered trees against the eaves, and flank them with a small pavilion and patches of moss. Wrapped in understated elegance, this piece exudes a profound sense of Zen—serving as both a light spatial divider and a miniature garden that fits snugly in the palm of your hand, where a glance upward reveals the serene, open spaces characteristic of a traditional Japanese courtyard.