Také Sama 16H00

€425.00

Také means Bamboo and it represents the Summer season. It is one of the most popular motifs of Shikunshi or the four gentlemen. In sumi-e, bamboo symbolises resilience, integrity, and humility. Though it bends with the wind, it does not break, reminding us of the strength found in flexibility. Its hollow center represents openness and a lifelong willingness to learn. Through simple brushstrokes, bamboo expresses the harmony of strength and grace that lies at the heart of Zen-inspired ink painting.

Created: 2026

Support: Painted on Shikishi Chūka Gasen (Mounted Rice Paper with Gold Rim)

Dimensions: 242 x 272 mm

Framing/Dimension: Wooden Dark Brown Frame, PeachLinen Passepartout,

355 × 396 mm

Také means Bamboo and it represents the Summer season. It is one of the most popular motifs of Shikunshi or the four gentlemen. In sumi-e, bamboo symbolises resilience, integrity, and humility. Though it bends with the wind, it does not break, reminding us of the strength found in flexibility. Its hollow center represents openness and a lifelong willingness to learn. Through simple brushstrokes, bamboo expresses the harmony of strength and grace that lies at the heart of Zen-inspired ink painting.