Private Gallery - Keika
Keika started Japanese Calligraphy as a professional Japanese Calligrapher at the beginning of 1995 and has been awarded professional Japanese Calligraphers awards several times including award from International Calligraphy competition; Keika was one of the permanent members of the standing Committee of the Hokujyo Japanese Calligraphy School and the International Japanese Calligraphy League.
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Catalog Number
Keika-0011. Ju-fuku Chinese Ink on Japanese rice paper
40 x 80cmThe style of writing is called
"Ten-sho"The meaning of this set of words is
"celebrate a long and happy life".
Catalog Number
Keika-0022. Shingemubeppou
Chinese Ink on Japanese rice paper
80 x 40 cmThe style of writing is called
"Rei-sho"The meaning of this set of words is
"The present world is what each person thinks
within his or her mind and other way."
Catalog Number
Keika-0033.Sei-ka
Chinese Ink on Japanese rice paper
80 x 40 cm.The style of writing is
"Rei-sho"The meaning of this set of words is
"there is a fresh and glory atmosphere, but at the same time there is a refined atmosphere".
Catalog Number
Keika-0044. Seiki-hada-ni-hairu
Chinese Ink on Japanese rice paper
80 x 40 cmThe style of writing is
"Gyo-sho".The meaning of this set of words is
"As fresh air touches my body, I feel fresh."
Catalog Number
Keika-0055. Go-shyo-rin
Chinese Ink on Japanese rice paper
200 x 140 cm
Catalog Number
Keika-0066. Jyu-fuku
Chinese Ink on Japanese rice paper
180 x 140 cm
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