2012. február 19., vasárnap
Zen, Calligraphy and The Way of Tea
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Tea ceremony is not only closely related to zen buddhism, but it also takes its roots in it.
It originates from the tea-drinking gatherings of Japanese monks who, before taking their tea, made offerings to various deities. Zen buddhist monks became the first tea masters and the Japanese tea ceremony began to evolve its own aesthetic. Tea ceremony dates back to the 15th-16th century when Japanese masters like Murata Shukō (村田珠光, 1423-1502 C.E.) or Sen no Rikyū (千利休, 1522-21 April, 1591) perfected the art of tea-drinking, developing it into a fully spiritual practice...
Tea ceremony is not only closely related to zen buddhism, but it also takes its roots in it.
It originates from the tea-drinking gatherings of Japanese monks who, before taking their tea, made offerings to various deities. Zen buddhist monks became the first tea masters and the Japanese tea ceremony began to evolve its own aesthetic. Tea ceremony dates back to the 15th-16th century when Japanese masters like Murata Shukō (村田珠光, 1423-1502 C.E.) or Sen no Rikyū (千利休, 1522-21 April, 1591) perfected the art of tea-drinking, developing it into a fully spiritual practice...
2012. február 15., szerda
Calligraphy Tools
The second english article
Brushes vary in size ranging from tiny, delicate ones to man-sized brushes. Traditionally the shaft of the brush is made from bamboo stalk, while for the brush tip the hairs of a variety of animals are used. These can be distinguished by their colour.....
The Four Treasures of The Study
Brush (fude, 筆)
Brushes vary in size ranging from tiny, delicate ones to man-sized brushes. Traditionally the shaft of the brush is made from bamboo stalk, while for the brush tip the hairs of a variety of animals are used. These can be distinguished by their colour.....LINK: Calligraphy Tools
The Way of Practising Japanese Calligraphy
The first english article
The way in which calligraphy is taught and practised in Japan might sound strange to us when we first learn about it.This method that all of us - teachers and students alike - follow in our daily practice is the copying of great masters'original works....
LINK: The Way of Practising Japanese Calligraphy
The way in which calligraphy is taught and practised in Japan might sound strange to us when we first learn about it.This method that all of us - teachers and students alike - follow in our daily practice is the copying of great masters'original works....
LINK: The Way of Practising Japanese Calligraphy
2012. február 6., hétfő
2012. február 5., vasárnap
Pecsétek
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A japán kalligráfiákon mindig megjelenik pecsét vagy éppen pecsétek. A bal oldalon vagy az alsó részen helyezkednek el a névpecsétek. Azonban nem csak nevek lehetnek a pecséteken, hanem egy-egy kalligráfia iskola vagy éppen kolostor neve is, amely jelzi a mester hovatartozását. Olyan pecsét is lehetséges, amely a mester kedvenc mondását vagy egy-egy számára fontos írásjegyet tartalmaz. Tulajdonképpen a neveken kívül még rengeteg mást is mutathatnak. A pecsét mégis elsősorban egy aláírás. Az alapján lehet azonosítani a kalligráfia készítőjét, így aztán fontos lehet, hogy felismerjük. Most szeretném megmutatni azokat a pecséteket, amelyeket használtam vagy használok...
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