Raku(楽)by Saisetsu
This artwork is written by Saisetsu, a Japanese calligraphy artist.
The Japanese kanji character “楽” (raku) has a variety of meanings. It is most commonly used to mean “to enjoy” or to describe a “pleasant state” of being. It can also be used to mean “music”. The specific meaning of the character can vary depending on the context.
Size : H30mm × W210mm
Flame : Included
Hang : Possible
About an artist
Saisetsu Hayashi
Calligrapher
A calligrapher based in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, Hayashi has also designed CD covers for Japanese singers and artists. He began practicing calligraphy in elementary school and was gradually captivated by the beauty of kanji characters. He then moved to another calligraphy school to study calligraphy in earnest and obtained a master’s license. He has also provided works upon the request from a Harvard University professor.
＜Career＞
Began practicing calligraphy in elementary school
2000 Joined Akatsuki Shoho School
2005 Obtained a master’s license
2012 Promoted to executive board member
2008 Received the Hyogo Governor’s Award at the Akatsuki Exhibition
2011 Received the Encouragement Award at the Akatsuki Exhibition in 2011
2012 Received the Merit Award at the Akatsuki Exhibition
Raku(楽)by Saisetsu
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