Celebrate the serene beauty of early summer in Japan with this limited edition goshuin card, featuring green maple leaves and a gentle Jizo statue. The design captures the vitality of fresh greenery as it deepens into lush, verdant color, a symbol of nature's strength and steady growth. In the tradition of Kyusei Kigaku, this season is considered a time for nurturing oneself, and the card carries that same wish: for your continued progress, health, and quiet resilience as the seasons turn.
Goshuin are sacred temple seals and calligraphy, long treasured in Japan as spiritual keepsakes from shrine and temple visits. Each card in this release is individually handwritten by a temple monk on postcard-sized paper measuring 100 by 148 mm. If you purchase this card together with a goshuin notebook, the monk can write the calligraphy directly into your book.
Because each piece is created entirely by hand, subtle variations, natural ink bleeds, or minor spots may appear, making every card unique. Colors may also look slightly different depending on your screen settings. This brand new, limited edition work brings an authentic piece of Japanese temple artistry straight to your home.
Limited-quantity handwritten goshuin greeting card featuring fresh green maple leaves and Jizo. Designed to express wishes for strong personal growth and progress during the early-summer season of new greenery.
Postcard size: 100 × 148 mm. Each piece is individually handwritten by a temple monk and may vary slightly; minor ink marks or bleeding may be present. Colors may appear different depending on your screen.
