Thank you for viewing. This is a one-of-a-kind, handwritten shikishi card, brushed with my own heart and soul. "Koun Ryusui" (行雲流水) 【Meaning of the words】 This Zen phrase represents a free and pure state of mind, living without attachment, like "clouds traveling in the sky (koun)" and "flowing water (ryusui)," without dwelling in one place, and letting things take their natural course. In the world of tea ceremony, this spirit of non-attachment is considered the ideal state of mind for tea practitioners, and it is also used to describe the way of **Zen monks (unsui)** who travel through various countries. 【Features of the work】 I strongly focused on power and blank space, and wrote with bold brushstrokes to convey the leisurely movement of clouds and the unceasing flow of water. The blank spaces intentionally created between the characters bring a sense of peace and tranquility to the viewer. Because it is handwritten, there is only one of its kind. Please check the photos for the brushstrokes and the shades of ink. 【Recommended scenes】 〇 Regardless of the season (year-round), as a decoration for the tokonoma (alcove) in a tea room or at home. 〇 As a display in a calm Japanese-style room or study, reminding you of the freedom of the mind and a natural way of life. 〇 Also ideal as a spiritual gift for those at a turning point in their lives or starting a new life. 【Product Details】 Calligraphy: Handwritten by the seller (original) Brushwork: One-of-a-kind Size: Shikishi card (approx. 36cm long x 6cm wide) Condition: Brand new, unused We will carefully pack and deliver it with care. ※ Because it is a handwritten work, there are shades of ink and blurring that are not found in mass-produced products. Please understand this as the individuality of the work before purchasing. #KounRyusui #KounRyusui #TeaCeremony #TeaUtensils #ShikishiCard #ZenPhrase #YearRoundHanging #YearRoundDecoration #HangingScroll #Chagake #Tokonoma #JapaneseStyleRoom #Calligraphy #Calligraphy #Handwritten #Original #OneOfAKind #Handwritten #FourCharacterIdiom #JapaneseStyleInterior #Unsui