Yuna Matsushita

Low stock: 1 left

"Ichigo Ichie" is a profound phrase rooted in Buddhist teachings, combining "Ichigo" (a lifetime) with "Ichie" (a singular encounter), signifying a once-in-a-lifetime meeting. This concept underscores the uniqueness of each encounter and moment, encouraging us to cherish every interaction and experience as irreplaceable. Popularized in the Japanese tea ceremony, it emphasizes that even if one shares tea with the same person multiple times, each occasion is singular and unrepeatable, calling for genuine sincerity in every instance.

In Japan, hanging scrolls go beyond mere decoration; they are expressions of spirituality, embodying the aesthetics of the tea ceremony, the changing seasons, and much more. Placing a hanging scroll in a tokonoma or tea room breathes life into the space, enriching the viewer’s spirit with its presence.

Matsushita, guided by her principle of creating "calligraphy that feels close to home," takes great care in every aspect of her craft, from grinding ink to selecting the paper and adjusting its shades. Her meticulous attention to detail, paired with her profound artistic vision, ensures that each piece she creates resonates deeply with those who experience it. 

Bring the beauty of Yuna Matsushita’s "Ichigo Ichie" hanging scroll into your home, and enjoy the harmony of Japanese tradition and her exquisite expression. This piece will not only enhance your living space with serenity and grace but also inspire a deeper appreciation for each fleeting, precious moment in your life.