Framed Japanese Calligraphy Artwork: Hyakunin Isshu - "Natsu no Yo wa" by Kiyohara no Fukayabu - Waka Poem - Calligraphy Artwork - One of a Kind

A framed artwork featuring the waka poem by Kiyohara no Fukayabu, also known from the Hyakunin Isshu:
Natsu no yo wa mada yoi nagara akenuru wo kumo no izuko ni tsuki yadoru ramu
(The summer night, though still seeming early evening, has already dawned. Where in the clouds does the moon reside?)

This beautiful classical waka poem captures the brevity of a summer night and the lingering sentiment towards the moon, as if to say, The summer night feels like it's still early evening, yet it has already dawned. Where in the clouds does the moon reside? The gentle flow of the brushstrokes and the beauty of the empty space are striking, creating a serene and elegant piece.

It is recommended not only for Japanese-style rooms but also for entryways, living rooms, alcoves, and as a display for shops and salons.
The artwork comes framed, so it can be displayed immediately upon arrival.
This piece allows you to enjoy both the beauty of calligraphy and the charm of classical literature.
As this is a one-of-a-kind item, there are no others like it.

[Waka Poem]
Natsu no yo wa
Mada yoi nagara
Akenuru wo
Kumo no izuko ni
Tsuki yadoru ramu

[Author]
Kiyohara no Fukayabu

[Recommendations]
- For those who love the Hyakunin Isshu and classical literature.
- For those who love kana calligraphy and calligraphy artworks.
- For those who want to create a Japanese modern space.
- For those looking for entryway, Japanese-style room, alcove, or shop decorations.

[Condition]
The frame and matting show signs of age, including scratches, dirt, and dullness.
Please review the photos, including the condition of the artwork, before considering your purchase.
We ask that you understand and appreciate the texture of an old artwork.

[Shipping]
The item will be carefully packed and shipped.
We hope this piece brings joy to someone who can enjoy the world of classical waka poetry through calligraphy.