没薬 motsuyaku myrrh

The Japanese word 没薬 meaning "myrrh" is composed of the kanji 没 (read motsu) meaning "drown; sink; hide" and 薬 (read yaku) meaning "medicine; chemical; enamel".

myrrh (没薬) in Block style Japanese calligraphy by Eri Takase

myrrh 没薬 motsuyaku Vertical Block VB3A

myrrh 没薬 motsuyaku Vertical Block VB3B

myrrh (没薬) in Cursive style Japanese calligraphy by Eri Takase

myrrh 没薬 motsuyaku Vertical Cursive VC3A

myrrh (没薬) in Design style Japanese calligraphy by Eri Takase

myrrh 没薬 motsuyaku Vertical Design VD3A

myrrh (没薬) in Semi-Cursive style Japanese calligraphy by Eri Takase

myrrh 没薬 motsuyaku Vertical Semi-Cursive VS3A

myrrh 没薬 motsuyaku Vertical Semi-Cursive VS3B

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