Zen Ensō
Ensō 円相 (Chinese: Yuanxiang 圓相) is a sacred symbol in Zen Buddhism and is one of the most common subjects of Japanese calligraphy, even though it is a symbol and not a character.
The ensō circle symbolizes the beginning and the end of all things, emptiness and fullness, and celebrates the acceptance of imperfection as perfect. Brushing an ensō in ink on paper symbolizes a moment in time when the mind is free to simply let the spirit create through the physical body.
One breath, one stroke, one moment.
Hidden Gold Ensō
20 x 16"
Wax On, Wax Off Ensō
18 x 36"
Dripping Wet Ensō
30 x 20"
The Dawning
30 x 24"
Rollin' on the River Ensō
24 x 24"
Infinite Wave Ensō
14 x 11"
Ouroboros Ensō
20 x 16"
Ensō Couplet
14 x 18"
Zen Katsu! Ensō
18 x 14"
