西垣宗興 Nishigaki Soko (1908-1985) Daitoku-ji Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / 円相 Enso with Original Box (Tomobako) RC444 shojo Harvard University

Harvard University

In many places

he left Taiwan and returned to his hometown of Niigata

While active as a Japanese-style painter

he used abstract expressions but gradually began to depict specific motifs such as stars and horizons

西垣宗興 Nishigaki Soko (1908-1985) Daitoku-ji Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / 円相 Enso with Original Box (Tomobako) RC444 shojo Harvard Universityoffer expires at 12: 01 AM PDT on 8 Nov 2024 Description Nishigaki Soko (1908 1985) Daitoku ji Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll Enso with Original Box (Tomobako) RC444 Enso In Zen, it expresses wa (harmony or peace). It has no beginning and end, you may judge as you like, it can be sometimes seen as moon. Enso is a circle that is hand drawn in one or two uninhibited brushstrokes to express a moment when the mind is free to let the