D80 by Haedongdharma (Dragon/Calligraphy painting using Sumi ink)

All pieces are hand-drawn (not prints) and are original.The Artist is a distinguished Zen painting artist known for blending Korean and Japanese styles. His masterful depictions of dragons, horses, tigers, and the revered Dharma (the most famous meditation monk) are created using traditional calligraphy techniques on various types of rice paper. Rooted in deep meditation and a profound understanding of life, his unique style produces dynamic and spiritually resonant works.Hanji is a traditional Korean rice paper used for the artist’s calligraphy brush paintings. The artist also uses Japanese rice paper, known as patterned shikishi, and delicate Chinese rice paper for his artworks. Each type has unique characteristics, evoking different feelings. In his art, dragons represent loyalty, bravery, and leadership, while horses signify calmness and harmony. Tigers, on the other hand, symbolize observance and consideration, adding depth to his creations.