"禪" (zen, or yuzuru) It is translated in ZEN, give, quiet.
This character is written by Kanzi, Semi-cursive script.
Regular script is here, look at please.
Etymology : Phono-semantic compound
semantic 礻 (show, manifest) + phonetic 单 (single, individual, only)
The ascetic practices are things to explore the only truth.
The form may resemble a Dharma doll when I stare at this letter.
illusion...?
Anyway, the meaning of the word is solemn and graceful.
Please your lovely support.
Hi! This is very beautiful! Wonderful power and beauty in caligraphy. I always like the word "dream' in korean and would love to learn to write it in caligraphy form (good form) I mean;) 꿈 = dream. :)
ReplyDeleteKanji élegant,comme une danse
ReplyDeleteIt is very important word for me - thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteme gusta mucho la caligrafia japonesa y tambien su delicada cocina.
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alors cette calligraphie signifie zen !
ReplyDeleteAnother brillant calligraphy, Ruma. I always expect the best and you always do your best. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing. It looks like two dancers to me.
ReplyDelete..very interesting post - thank you very much! with great pleasure that I get to know new things :)
ReplyDelete..greet very warmly.. :)
Me encanta, Ruma, siempre nos ofreces cosas muy interesantes.
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting Ruma. I love your worlds. Now I'm reading classic haikus by Basho, Buson, Issa and Shiki. Thank you,
ReplyDeleteBonita caligrafía. Saludos.
ReplyDeleteIn this one the word zen looks like 2 people dancing! :D
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Letras misteriosas y fascinantes.
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Superbe couple de caractères...
ReplyDeleteil m'évoque une silhouette féminine à droite et masculine à gauche;
pourtant un couple d'humains n'a rien de zen!
:))
parlez-vous français, Ruma?
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ReplyDeleteSo, this is the famous and sacred ZEN. It is for sure one of the most popular Japanese words here in Italy.
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Merci Ruma, pour vos commentaires en français sur mon blog (je ne parle ni anglais ni japonais, hélas) je vous comprends très bien et avec grand plaisir!
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WOW! So nice!!
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ReplyDeleteGraceful..looks just like a dancer! Beautiful Ruma-
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ReplyDeleteThe meaning of the word comes out well in the drawing.
ReplyDeleteI find the Japanese calligraphy is a sort of art. And I think it ss surely not easy to learn for writing.
ReplyDeleteI love this. It's such a beautiful art form, so full of meaning, the brush strokes seem to dance across the page.
ReplyDeleteexcelente tu trabajo con la caligrafía!!
ReplyDeleteno me canso de decirte que conocemos Japon gracias a ti y de tus ojos...
siempre agradecida!
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Nice another good calligraphy.
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