Komorebi Mokuyoku entrance gate with Tree of Life sacred geometry

Big Sur, California

The Property

5.1 acres of ancient old-growth redwoods, two year-round creeks, and four distinct zones — each designed to serve a unique role in the healing journey.

The Entrance

The Tree of Life Gate

Your journey begins at the entrance — a custom wrought-iron and copper gate crowned with the alchemic Tree of Life in sacred geometry. The Flower of Life pattern woven into the canopy of branches, roots reaching deep into the earth, copper patina aging with the forest. A threshold between the ordinary world and the sanctuary within.

Gate Design Inspiration — Alchemic Tree of Life

Komorebi Mokuyoku sits within the ancestral homeland of the Esselen people, who have been stewards of this land for thousands of years. We honor their enduring relationship with these ancient forests and commit to practices of preservation and reverence.

5.1

Acres

Ancient Redwood Forest

Zones

Distinct Quadrants

Creeks

Year-Round Water

Units

Residential Capacity

The Master Plan

A Village in the Canopy

Four distinct sanctuaries positioned throughout the ancient forest — connected by wooden boardwalks, suspension bridges, and the sound of running water.

Master site map showing all four accommodation units, Sound Healing Zome, Condor's Roost, barrel saunas, and the Grand Entrance Gate positioned among the ancient redwoods

Concept rendering — structures shown are planned for Q4 2026 build-out

Quadrant 1 · Rocky Creek

The Canopy Sanctuary

Rocky Creek · Main Wellness & Treehouse Zone

The heart of Komorebi Mokuyoku. Ancient old-growth redwoods rise 200+ feet above the forest floor, creating a natural cathedral. Elevated treehouses connected by suspension bridges float among the canopy, while modality pods rest on the forest floor. The barrel sauna sits over Rocky Creek, with the natural swimming hole and Japanese hot soaking tub nearby. The Condor's Roost breathwork platform crowns the highest point.

2 elevated treehouse suites with glass walls

2 modality pod units on the forest floor

Cedar barrel sauna over Rocky Creek

Natural swimming hole & cold plunge

Japanese hot soaking tub (hinoki-style)

Condor's Roost breathwork platform

HOCATT ozone therapy chamber

Hyperbaric chamber

Red light therapy suite

Treehouse concept — elevated among the ancient canopy

Concept Rendering

Rocky Creek — the actual creek running through Quadrant 1

Actual Property

Barrel sauna & Japanese bathhouse concept over the creek

Concept Rendering

Old-growth redwoods towering above the forest floor

Actual Property

Quadrant 2 · Brandon Creek

The Sound Garden

Left of Driveway · Brandon Creek Sound Healing Zone

To the left of the driveway along Brandon Creek, this quadrant is where the copper-roofed Zome rises among the trees. This sacred geometry structure creates extraordinary acoustic resonance for sound frequency healing sessions. The natural acoustics of the canyon amplify the experience — crystal bowls, gongs, and tuning forks resonate within the copper dome while the creek provides a constant natural soundtrack.

Copper-roofed Zome for sound frequency healing

Sacred geometry architecture for acoustic resonance

Crystal singing bowl collection

Gong bath meditation space

Brandon Creek meditation trail

Private sound healing sessions available

The copper-roofed Zome — sound frequency healing sanctuary

Concept Rendering

The forested path toward the Brandon Creek zone

Actual Property

Quadrant 3 · Landon Creek

Tree of Truth

Right of Driveway · Hydroponic Farm & Nourishment Zone

Walking in from the driveway, the Tree of Truth quadrant opens to the right along Landon Creek. This zone is dedicated to nourishing the body from the earth. A floating hydroponic broth garden produces the medicinal herbs, mushrooms, and vegetables that form the foundation of our healing broth program. Fed by the year-round waters of Landon Creek, this regenerative agriculture system embodies the farm-to-forest philosophy — every meal served at Komorebi Mokuyoku begins here.

Hydroponic floating broth food garden

Medicinal herb cultivation

Mushroom growing operation

Landon Creek irrigation system

Healing broth preparation kitchen

Farm-to-forest dining experience

Ag farming for on-site food supply

Hydroponic floating broth garden fed by Landon Creek

Concept Rendering

The lush forest floor along the Landon Creek corridor

Actual Property

Quadrant 4 · —

The Greenhouse Residence

Across Palo Colorado Road

Across Palo Colorado Road from the main property, this parcel houses the year-round greenhouse and a tiny residence structure. The greenhouse extends the growing season for the experience's farm-to-forest program, cultivating tropical medicinal plants, citrus, and warm-weather herbs that cannot survive the coastal fog. The tiny residence provides on-site staff housing or can serve as an additional guest accommodation.

Year-round greenhouse for tropical medicinals

Citrus and warm-weather herb cultivation

Tiny residence for staff or additional guest

Separate parcel with road access

Supplemental growing for on-site kitchen