Monday, February 3, 2014
Monday, January 20, 2014
Cherry blossom time.
Well at least in the southern reaches of Japan where Fumiko lives they are anticipating the snowstorm of blossoms so redolent with meaning for all Japanese.
The character made with delicate cut paper (Kirigami, an art that Fumiko is a master of) says Sakura or cherry blossom in English. The card was accompanied with a lovely delicate little notepad with it's own envelope and all in a decorated envelope.
Thank you Fumiko!
The character made with delicate cut paper (Kirigami, an art that Fumiko is a master of) says Sakura or cherry blossom in English. The card was accompanied with a lovely delicate little notepad with it's own envelope and all in a decorated envelope.
Thank you Fumiko!
Friday, January 10, 2014
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Prancing horse.
A lovely flowing filly from Linda who writes Japanese using Romanji (?). I do hope those winds do continue to blow my way as I consider myself extraordinarily lucky already.
Thank you Linda.
Two cards from Alison in Washington, a seahorse, a clever take on the year of the horse and a long necked stork with poem, great! Thanks Alison. I hope Spring is early this year to make up for the horrible winter weather you are having.
A rather threatening horse with big teeth bedecked in the traditional New Year gold and a welcome greeting, same to you Masami, thank you so much, always a thrill to get a card from you.
Thank you Linda.
Two cards from Alison in Washington, a seahorse, a clever take on the year of the horse and a long necked stork with poem, great! Thanks Alison. I hope Spring is early this year to make up for the horrible winter weather you are having.
A rather threatening horse with big teeth bedecked in the traditional New Year gold and a welcome greeting, same to you Masami, thank you so much, always a thrill to get a card from you.
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