#180 A blossom of mountain camellia, its whiteness is as if moon light in noon.
| Size： | Postcard; about 15×10 cm |
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| Dressing： | scrolling |
What kind of verse?
| verse: | Yama-tsubaki, hiruma no tsuki no, shiro sa kana |
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| (imho): | A blossom of mountain camellia, its whiteness is as if moon light in noon.. |
| poet: | Masaoka, Shiki |
| in: | 1892 |
brief comment
In a picture postcard, a vivid blossom of camellia unfolds, capturing the essence of nature’s beauty frozen in time.
As I held this one in my hands, inspiration sparked within me, compelling a into the creation and expression by the stroke of a calligrapher’s brush.
Then a collaboration of picture and “haiku” poem started. For this purpose, a “haiku” poem comparing the blossom with the moon was chosen.
Would my attempt go well?