Japanese Calligraphy "empty one's mind" deals WITH a frame Original Art work by Natsuko Okazaki Shodo

13x9,8 inches 　(35cm x 24cm)
The work WITH a white frame.


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I wrote the word "Mushin."
A term often used in the martial arts.
In Zen, the state of mind in which the mind is free of illusions and free of any delusion is called "mishin".
Since each piece is handwritten, no two pieces are identical.
Each piece is slightly different from the picture.

All tools and materials used are made in Japan.
Each sheet of Japanese paper is handmade by deals Japanese craftsmen.
The material is Kozo (paper mulberry), which grows in Japan.
It has a rough surface, absorbs ink, and shrinks. I moved my brush while enjoying the feel of the carefully crafted washi.