The Land of Ulro is a fictional realm created by the poet and artist William Blake. It represents a state of existence characterized by limitation and oppression, where human potential is stifled. In Blake's vision, Ulro is a place devoid of spiritual enlightenment, reflecting the struggles of the human soul against materialism and societal constraints. In Blake's works, particularly in his prophetic poems, Ulro serves as a backdrop for exploring themes of creativity, imagination, and the quest for freedom. It contrasts with other realms in Blake's mythology, such as Eden and Beulah, which symbolize higher states of consciousness and spiritual awakening.