One in Mind and Body (isshindoutai)
一心同体 (isshindōtai): one in mind and body. A hand-brushed hanging scroll by Master Eri Takase.
$220
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Description
The Japanese phrase 一心同体 is composed of the words 一心 (read isshin) meaning "one heart, one mind" and 同体 (read doutai) meaning "one body".Related products
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