Yuna Matsushita

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"Meikyo Shisui" is a four-character idiom that embodies a state of mind free from distractions, perfectly calm and clear. The phrase combines "Meikyo," meaning a mirror without a single blemish, and "Shisui," meaning water so still it reflects perfectly. Together, they symbolize a mind as clear as a mirror and as tranquil as water, capable of making composed, rational decisions even in the most challenging circumstances. It reflects the mental clarity and serenity required when facing important judgments or difficult situations.

In Japan, hanging scrolls serve not merely as decorations but as profound expressions of spirituality, the aesthetics of tea ceremony, and the passage of seasons. When displayed in a tokonoma or tea room, they breathe life into the space, enriching the hearts of those who view them.

With her philosophy of crafting "calligraphy that feels close to home," Matsushita attends meticulously to every step, from grinding the ink to selecting the perfect paper and balancing the shades of black. Her careful process, combined with her rich artistic sensibility, results in works that leave a lasting emotional impact.

Bring the "Meikyo Shisui" hanging scroll into your home, and enjoy the harmony of Japanese culture alongside Matsushita’s masterful expression. This piece will not only introduce a sense of beauty and tranquility into your living space but also nurture a clear and calm state of mind, helping you face life's challenges with serene composure.