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The three characters of this print express the Zen principle of releasing all negative, selfish thoughts and emotions, leading to the purified state of mind necessary in achieving true enlightenment. With dynamic yet soothing brush stokes, this print embodies the honesty and integrity with which Takuan lived his life.
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‘Takuan Soho
1573-1645
Known warmly as "Takuan-san", he was an early Edo period Zen Priest and the 153rd master of Kyoto's Daitokuji. |
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| Frame Size: |
40.0 ~ 84.2 cm |
| Print Size: |
27.0 ~ 62.1 cm |
| Frame: |
Specially made Japanese-style frame; traditional hooks and sack |
| Price: |
\86,650 (tax included) |
| Medium: |
Multicolor collotype |
Supervision &
Comments: |
Furuya Minoru |
Case
Inscription: |
Furuya Minoru |
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Room design example opens when clicks it. |
| Scroll Size: |
108.0 ~ 69.0 cm |
| Print Size: |
27.0 ~ 62.1 cm |
| Scroll Rod: |
Ivory |
| Price: |
\86,650 (tax included) |
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