Chanoyu: Tea Ceremony

Wa kei sei jaku
"Four Virtues of Tea"

Calligraphy presented during a tea ceremony honors both the guest and the occasion. These works often feature a seasonal phrase or a quality commemorating the coming together.

As the tea ceremony is a traditional art, the framing and the display will often be more formal using scrolls such as that on the right or on Japanese Paper using a natural material frame such as bamboo or wood.

Custom Work is Welcome

Custom Artwork is also available and may be ordered through our on-line store which accepts credit cards, Paypal, and money orders.

All artworks are originals and handmade by Master Calligrapher Eri Takase. Complete satisfaction is guaranteed.

Each work is an original signed by Master Calligrapher Eri Takase

Ichigo Ichie
"Each moment, only once"
Block

Buji
"Peacefully"
Semi-cursive

Buji
"Peacefully"
Cursive

Setsu Gekka
"Snow, Moon, Flower"
Cursive

Nichi nichi kore kojitsu
"Every day a good day"
Semi-cursive

Waga kokoro shugetsu ni nitari
"Heart like the Autumn moon"

Wa, Kei, Sei, Jaku
"The Four Virtues of Tea"
Semi-cursive

Nen
"Now mind"
Semi-cursive