Moon Viewing terraces are common in Japan.
Filled with poetic meaning, the moon reflects the Sun.
Though not as heroic, it softly lights the night, counts the days, increases the mystery and is a reminder to slow down.

This painting was originally titled Dogen’s Moon after the Zen Monk who brought seated mediation to Japan in the early 1200’s.

“The whole moon and the entire sky
are reflected in one dewdrop on a blade of grass.”
- Dōgen (Japan, 1200-1253)

This original painting is in a white float-frame as pictured.
A certificate of authenticity is included.
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*Domestic shipping is included in the price.
Unfortunately, International shipping is about the price of the work itself…I’ve checked…I’m willing if you are!