| August 25, 2009 |
This is the name of an art piece created by a famous artist working in Tibetan calligraphy. The Contemporary museum of calligraphy commissioned the masterpiece at a man – well-know calligrapher who devoted his life to Buddhism and Tibetan calligraphy – Tashi Mannox.
Describing his work the master says: “I fully abandon bad deeds, but engage fully in all meritorious actions. In the pure merit of all beings, in all their virtuous deeds, I rejoice”.
Tibetan Dru-tsa calligraphy in Chinese ink and Japanese mineral paint, small signature text in Petsug script, all on a ground wash and cloud detail of pure saffron, water-color paper.
This art piece will add the sacred calligraphy section in our Museum that now consists of the Orthodox, Islamic and Judaism works.
The art piece will be available at the II International exhibition of calligraphy held from October 14th to November 14th, 2009.
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