Sunny Town Gallery Hanging Zen Phrase Day Is a Good by Itsuo Rakusai Damask Round X 164cm Scroll, Calligraphy, "Every Day" Nakata, Mounting,

Size: Shaku-san (width 44.5 x height 164cm) Paper: New silk (high-precision art painting + hand-painted) Mounting: Rakusai tatsushimaru mounting *10-year mounting quality guarantee Storage box: Gift box Shaft tip: Ceramic Every day is a good day. There is no good or bad day. It is in one's own mind, and since the "now" is "you", the "now" is everything, and nothing is more important. Nakata Itsuo (Sanbikai) Profile: He grew up in a town of calligraphy and has devoted himself to the study of calligraphy. His clear style, full of modern sensibilities, is bringing a breath of fresh air to the world of calligraphy. Zen words Zen words are important words for understanding the movements of the mind, and are short, easy-to-understand phrases that express the teachings of Zen and the state of enlightenment. In "Nanpo Roku," Sen no Rikyu, a tea master from the Warring States period, who conveys the philosophy of the tea ceremony, writes that "there is no more supreme implement than a hanging scroll," and hanging scrolls are therefore considered important at tea ceremonies. Calligraphy has a wide range of content, and people value their unique and vibrant calligraphy styles, without being bound by calligraphy techniques. Nakata Itsuo (Sanbikai) Biography: Raised in a town of calligraphy, he has devoted himself to the study of calligraphy. He is bringing a breath of fresh air to the world of calligraphy with his clear style that is full of modern sensibilities.