Zen as Decor - Brush-Stroked Calligraphy for Elegant & Mindful Interiors #０1

Description: Product Description Zen as Decor!　＃１ Note:There is a damaged part on the box, but it does not affect the usability or storage of the scroll. Please refer to the last photo for details. To reflect this, the price has been adjusted accordingly, offering you an excellent value. Kindly note that we are unable to accept claims or returns for this item. Description Bring Zen into Your Interior! A Zen phrase is more than just words—it’s a window into mindfulness and tranquility. Rooted in simplicity, these expressions seamlessly complement minimalist and calming interiors, adding both beauty and depth to your living space. Zen and the Art of the Tea Ceremony Zen and the Japanese tea ceremony share a profound connection, known as "Chazen Ichimi" (the unity of Zen and tea). Both traditions emphasize mindfulness, harmony, and living fully in the present. This connection is reflected in the tea room, where Zen phrases are often displayed on scrolls as chagake, to inspire reflection and set the tone for the gathering. Bringing such a phrase into your home continues this tradition, blending elegance with moments of quiet peace.Zen word A Reflection on Connection and Harmony The phrase "Flowing Water Always Returns to the Ocean" (流水元入海) reminds us that, no matter how far we may drift, we remain tied to our origins and the universal truths. As Zen priest Fukan Shaku beautifully expressed, "The moon sets in the west but never leaves the sky; water flows endlessly yet remains connected to the ocean." Like water flowing to the vast ocean, life always returns to its essence. These words offer calm and reassurance, reminding us that balance and harmony are always within reach. Imagine this scroll hanging in your living room or meditation space, offering a moment of calm every time you see it. Its simple yet profound message can inspire mindfulness and bring a sense of peace to your everyday life.Size:The main paper measures approximately 41.3" H x 11.4" W, with an overall size of 67.7" H x 12.2" W when displayed.Zen Calligraphy Master Taigen Kobayashi (Kobayashi Taigen) Born in 1938 in Mukden (present-day Shenyang, China). At the age of six, he entered the monastic path. After graduating from Hanazono University, he trained in Zen practice at Shōkoku-ji Monastery under the guidance of Ōtsu Rekidō. In 1975, he became the 20th abbot of Kōbai-in, a sub-temple of Ryūhōzan Daitoku-ji, the head temple of the Rinzai sect, Daitoku-ji school. He is also widely renowned in Japan as a distinguished calligrapher, with his works celebrated for their profound beauty and spiritual depth Condition This is a vintage item and shows signs of age, including some stains and wrinkles. However, the overall condition is well-maintained, making it a wonderful piece for display or collection. Image: Payment We support a variety of eBay payments. Please pay for the item you bid on within 3 days. Shipping I arrange the shipment by Japan Post with tracking. By default, we offer free shipping using economy services. However, if you need faster delivery, we can ship via EMS for an additional fee. Please note that the extra shipping cost varies depending on the destination country.Other If you have any questions, feel free to ask me anytime. I may not be able to confirm eBay for more than 24 hours due to work circumstances. I will respond within 3 days at the latest. Please understand my situation. International Buyers - Please Note Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

Price: 180 USD

Location: Minanomachi Chichibu -gun Saitama Pref.

End Time: 2025-01-27T14:31:36.000Z

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