Rare Zen Japanese bottle opener antique metal coin 3.25 inch "Token of
Battle"USD $32.11
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Rare Zen Japanese bottle opener antique metal coin 3.25 inch "Token of Battle".
Translation of the scripture:
I'm the only one who knows my feet
The tsukubai, donated by Mito Mitsukuni, is located in Ryoanji, a Zen sect in Kyoto that has long been famous for its rock garden. It is an interesting form that is combined with the Buddha's testament, and it is said in the Buddhist sutra (Buddha's testament) that ``those who are well-to-do will be rich even if they are poor.'' I got it from where. In the words of Confucius, we are taught that "Those who know contentment have peace of mind."
This is the essence of Buddhism, the spirit of the tea ceremony, and the true spirit of peace. Kyoto author's message
Translation of the scripture:
I'm the only one who knows my feet
The tsukubai, donated by Mito Mitsukuni, is located in Ryoanji, a Zen sect in Kyoto that has long been famous for its rock garden. It is an interesting form that is combined with the Buddha's testament, and it is said in the Buddhist sutra (Buddha's testament) that ``those who are well-to-do will be rich even if they are poor.'' I got it from where. In the words of Confucius, we are taught that "Those who know contentment have peace of mind."
This is the essence of Buddhism, the spirit of the tea ceremony, and the true spirit of peace. Kyoto author's message
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