Hello Tammy, as I already mentioned to stillfat1999, it's from an audio. It is Chinese for Beginners from tuttlepublishing. I don't have a tapescript. I just listened to it. They translated it into English as unique style, meaning a unique Chinese style. I think it is about the garden. I
understood it as "kesi" or "kese". Yes you may be right.
谢谢你！

Well, I just had a tapescript and there was "kesi", which was translated into English as unique style. I looked it up. Kesi ist usually a technique Chinese people use in textiles. Then I saw that it is also an element of gardening.
But to be honest, I couldn't work out what "kesi" in this sentence means.
Anyway, thank you very much for your help.
谢谢你！ 祝你愉快!

OK！加油！

I checked the information and found that this is indeed 缂丝. The world's largest 缂丝 work is exhibited in 颐和园.

Thank you very much! So it's clear now! 祝你愉快！

加油嗷！