Chinese Characters

2017/04/26


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The exhibition, “A Legacy and Marvel Perfected Over Three Millennia” made me so happy.

People in China and Japan still use Chinese Characters.

In Chinese ancient “Shin” period, the terracotta warriors with armor have each carved craft-man’s name on their bodies. By the way, is it a joke? “Like !” on the right hand.

Each character itself has a meaning. We can found it from the origin, for example, 愛(Love) from woman’s behavior, 幸(Happiness) from handcuffs, 福(Wealth) from liquor pot serving to God.

寿(Congratulations) is sometimes drawn on kimono fabric. The black men’s shirt was remade from a bridal kimono for mother. This motif was modified to be modernized, and usefully put on the shirt.

I have always worked with愛(Love) , and have been filled with幸(Happiness) 福(Wealth) ~~