One of the top ten best selling Stone Bridge Press books of 1999, Brush Meditation details the time-honored art of Japanese calligraphy and how it functions as meditation in motion.
Living the Japanese Arts & Ways presents 45 essential principles—like wabi, “immovable mind,” and “stillness in motion”—that are universal in the Japanese classic tradition. It received a Spirituality & Health magazine Best Spiritual Books Award. The same book was one of ForeWord magazine's top five books and a finalist for their Book of the Year Award.
Living the Japanese Arts & Ways presents 45 essential principles—like wabi, “immovable mind,” and “stillness in motion”—that are universal in the Japanese classic tradition. It received a Spirituality & Health magazine Best Spiritual Books Award. The same book was one of ForeWord magazine's top five books and a finalist for their Book of the Year Award.
The Japanese Way of the Flower got great reviews from a number of publications around the world. But like the other two books, it is out of print.
Fortunately, all three titles can be found in their entirety in The Japanese Way of the Artist. Pick up a copy at your local bookstore or from Amazon.com and discover the little-known principles of brush calligraphy, flower arrangement, martial arts, tea ceremony, and other classical Japanese art forms.
The Japanese Way of the Artist: Living the Japanese Arts & Ways, Brush Meditation, The Japanese Way of the Flower
By H. E. Davey
494 pages, 6 x 7 ¾",
135 B&W illustrations and photographs, paper
ISBN: 978-1-933330-07-5
$19.95
