Thank you for viewing. "Kōun Ryūsui" (行雲流水) [Meaning of the word] This is a Zen phrase that expresses a free and pure state of mind, living without being attached to things, letting things take their natural course, like clouds moving through the sky (kōun) or water flowing continuously (ryūsui), without staying in one place. In the world of tea ceremony, this spirit of non-attachment is considered the state of mind that tea masters aim for, and it is also used as a word to describe the way of **monks who travel around the country for Zen training (unsui)**. [Features of the work] With a strong emphasis on power and empty space, it was written with bold brushstrokes so that the leisurely movement of clouds and the smooth flow of water can be felt. The intentionally created empty space between the characters brings a sense of ease and tranquility to the viewer. As it is a handwritten piece, there is only one of its kind. Please check the vigor of the brushstrokes and the ink tones in the photos. [Recommended scenes] 〇 As a decoration for the tokonoma (alcove) in your tea room at home or at your practice space, suitable for any season. 〇 As a display in a calm Japanese-style room or study, reminding you of the freedom of mind and a natural way of life. 〇 It is also an ideal spiritual gift for those at a turning point in their lives or starting a new life. [Product details] Calligraphy: Handwritten by the seller (autograph) Calligraphy: One-of-a-kind piece Size: Tanzaku (approx. 36cm height x 6cm width) Condition: New and unused *As this is a handwritten work, there may be variations in ink density and fading that are not found in mass-produced items. Please understand this as the individuality of the work before purchasing. #KōunRyūsui #ZenBuddhism #TeaCeremony #TeaUtensils #Tanzaku #ZenPhrase #YearRoundDecoration #HangingScroll #TeaScroll #Tokonoma #JapaneseRoom #Calligraphy #Handwritten #Autograph #Oneofakind #HandwrittenWork #FourCharacterIdiom #JapaneseInterior #Unsu