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 【Description】

無量寿"Muryōju" is a three-character phrase that represents the immeasurable compassion of the Buddha, symbolizing boundless and infinite mercy. It was coined by TUJI SOUUN（辻宗雲）, a renowned Zen Buddhist monk from Japan, particularly known for his mastery in calligraphy. His artworks, whether in the form of hanging scrolls or framed pieces, are truly remarkable.

TUJI SOUUN's works exhibit delicate brushwork and profound spirituality. By expressing the concept of "Muryōju" through calligraphy and painting, he visually communicates the Buddha's limitless compassion. These exquisite creations are perfect for displaying as hanging scrolls or framed artworks, adding a touch of elegance and depth to any space.

When displayed as a hanging scroll, TUJI SOUUN's calligraphic skills and artistic expression harmonize beautifully with the wall, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. Framing the artwork enhances its visual impact, transforming it into a stunning art piece that complements and enriches the interior of any room.

TUJI SOUUN's works, through the theme of "Muryōju," evoke a sense of compassion and serenity in our hearts. They hold great value for those who cherish the teachings of Zen Buddhism and seek to nurture their spiritual connection.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the beauty and profound meaning of TUJI SOUUN's "Muryōju" calligraphy and artwork. They will undoubtedly enrich both your living space and your inner world.

【SIZE】

Length: 40cm

Width: 100cｍ

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【About Shipping】

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