Thank you for viewing! Please take a look at my profile for special offers and discounts. Thank you very much m(_ _)m 吾唯足知 Ware tada taru koto wo shiru (I am content with what I have) "吾唯足知" (Ware tada taru koto wo shiru) is a compound character phrase that incorporates the teachings of the Buddha, "Happiness comes from knowing contentment without being dissatisfied with anything." It is the essence of Buddhism and a phrase often quoted in Zen temples, a phrase that resonates deeply. Don't lament what you don't have, but be grateful for what you do. We tend to forget... The feeling of gratitude for what we have It's something we want to cherish (*´∀｀*) Lamination is available for an additional 100 yen ☆ If you would like lamination, please let me know before purchasing ☆ ■ Experience and Qualifications ■ Certified Shodo Instructor Many years of experience as an instructor, and I am still teaching ✿ Achieved the highest rank in my affiliated organization Hold many national qualifications I have been practicing calligraphy since childhood, and have consistently won the top prize in my grade in elementary and junior high school calligraphy competitions. Consistently won the Mayor's Award in elementary and junior high school calligraphy competitions. Numerous awards in competitions and exhibitions since childhood Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, practical calligraphy, etc... Hold many first-level qualifications