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Thank you for viewing. This is a one-of-a-kind, handwritten shikishi (colored paper) for tea ceremony, inscribed with "歳月不待人 (Saigetsu hitowo matazu)". [About the work] "歳月不待人" is a Zen phrase meaning "Time and tide wait for no man," conveying the swift passage of time and the importance of living in the present. It is a universal phrase that can be displayed regardless of the season and is widely used for tea ceremony practice, tea gatherings, and as a decoration for the tokonoma (alcove). [Features of the work] - Handwritten work by calligrapher Wamo (with seal) - Brushstrokes consciously created with a broad and expansive feel - Universal Zen phrase that blends with any season [Size] Shikishi size (approx. 27 x 24 cm) [Recommended uses] - For tea ceremony practice or tea gatherings - As interior decoration for tokonoma or Japanese-style rooms - As a hanging scroll that transcends seasons - As a decoration to enjoy Zen phrases *As this is a handwritten work, please enjoy the bleeding and fading as part of its texture. Those seeking perfection should refrain from purchasing. *The item will be carefully packaged and delivered. Please note that recycled materials may be used. This is a one-of-a-kind piece, embodying the spirit of "ichi-go ichi-e" (once in a lifetime encounter). Please use it as a decorative piece for your tokonoma to feel the passage of time and to inspire a sense of mindfulness.
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