Woodcarvings
Wooden carvings have a long tradition in Japan. Manifold common scenes of daily life from
ancient Japan are handed down through wooden carvings, which are still treasured and give us
a vivid picture of those times past. The temples as well transferred knowledge of the
Buddhist scriptures through wooden carvings.
The following download will give an overview of the various masters:
>>> PDF Download (German)
If you have interest in any carving do not hesitate to contact me by E-Mail Kontakt
If you have other wishes, ideas or other demands, please let me know.
I will try to realize them.
Those unsold are in the top positions. Older examples, already sold, in the lower positions.
"title.",
Size. ca. , Wood: .
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"This mind is the path",
Size: ca. 99cm x 33 cm x 3cm
Wood: Beech.
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"Talking Silence.",
Size. ca. 80cm x 43cm x 5cm, Wood: Mackorie.
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"Enso The Circle",
Size: ca. 44cm x 42 cm x 5cm
Wood: Mackorie.
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"The Circle:Nothing too much, nothing lacking. Beginning is an end and the end is a beginning.",
Size: ca. 44cm x 42cm x 5cm
Wood: Mackorie. |
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"Kyudo", The Art of the bow,
Size: ca. 74cm x 37cm x 3,5cm
Wood: Cherrytree.
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"You 100, me 99, we become together old.",
Size: ca. 98cm x ,36cm x 2cm
Wood: Beech.
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"Clarity",
Size: ca. 42cm x 52 cm x 5cm
Wood: Walnut.
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"Let go; let happen",
Size: ca. 42cm x 52 cm x 5cm
Wood: Walnut.
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"Iaido Takuan Soho Zenji Dojo",
Size: ca. 116cm x 18 cm x 4cm
Wood: Chestnut.
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"Aikido Dojo Freiburg",
Grösse: ca. 116cm x 18cm x 4cm
Holz: Chestnut.
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"Clean the mind/heart",
Size: 36cm x 61cm x 6cm
Wood: Pear.
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"Kara Te: Empty Hand",
Size: ca. 60cm x 40cm x 5cm
Wood: Samba
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"Bodhidharma", Founder of the Chan Buddhism in China.
Size: ca. 90cm x 46 cm x 6cm,
Wood: Poplar.
Text: "Open width, nothing holy.", was the answer of Bodhidharmas to the question of the
emperor of China: What is the essence of Buddhism?".
Unverkäuflich.
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