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or even to experiment with European oil paints
In the Edo period (1603-1867)
It is probably a tuyukusa (commelina communis)
these two celestial bodies symbolise brightness
uguisu) clings to the branches of shidare-ume (plum blossom trees with drooping limbs)
Daruma, Rundbild | anonym | 18./19.Jh. material:Paper or even to experiment withDaruma is the Zen patriarch of Japan. He is a historical figure; having arrived from India in 480, he is said to have settled in northern China, in Henan, in 523 and developed Chan Buddhism in the Shaolin Temple. Chan Buddhism only came to Japan in the 12th century, where it was called Zen Buddhism; Bodhi Dharma became Daruma. Daruma always had an exotic appearance in Japan. He had strongly curled hair (which revealed his Indian origin) and huge eyes.
