1 green copying Heart copying no wrapping 420mm x Buddha Mino washi WASHI no brush paper, Sutra, paper, folds, paper, 245mm, copying, copy, tracing,

[Contents] 1 green 420mm x 245mm 1 roll, no folds, rolling paper, thin but dense, ink doesn't bleed easily, and won't show through.It's a plain type of sutra copying paper with no ruled lines, so it's stylish to frame and display the paper after copying. Rather than a practice sheet, please use it when copying. Of course, this sutra copying sheet is recommended for those who are looking for high-quality sutra copying paper. Mino Washi series selected from all over the world. Recommended for framing or as a hanging scroll. This sutra copying paper is made by mixing bamboo pulp with short fibers and hardwood pulp to increase its smoothness. Even though it is thin, it is dense, and the ink does not bleed easily or bleed through. Since it is a plain copying paper with no ruled lines, it is also stylish to display the paper after copying it in a frame. [Five Colors of Buddhism] The concept of five colors in Buddhism symbolizes the basic elements of the universe and the natural world. These colors are blue, yellow, red, white, and black, each with its own meaning and symbolism. The five colors represent the harmony and balance of the universe and are important tools for understanding our connection with the natural world and maintaining harmony in our hearts and minds. By understanding the deep meanings of each color, we can deepen our connection to the natural world and promote inner peace and spiritual growth. Blue Green – Blue symbolizes the East and the sky, and signifies expanse and endless possibilities. This color represents peace of mind and inner healing, and plays an important role in meditation and spiritual growth. [You can use this for your first copying of sutras] This is a Heart Sutra set that includes a copying brush and a tracing model. It comes with an easy-to-read model, and the ``sutra sample mount'' that is used as an underlay not only provides a clearly visible sample of the sutra, but also makes it easier to see the traced letters. This sutra copying paper is from Mino Washi's sutra color series. The five colors of Buddhism are: White - White represents the West and purity, symbolizing purity and truth. This color indicates inner purity and spiritual awakening, illuminating the path to inner peace and enlightenment. Black Purple – Black signifies the north and mystery, symbolizing profound understanding and freedom from ignorance. This color represents the abyss of knowledge and the infinite universe, helping people explore their inner truth. Red – The color red signifies the south and vitality and symbolizes vitality and passion. This color represents joie de vivre and creative energy, encouraging people and warming their hearts. Yellow – Yellow represents the center and earth and symbolizes stability and solidity. This color indicates a fruitful land and spiritual abundance, expressing material stability and spiritual fulfillment. This sutra copying paper is made by mixing bamboo pulp with short fibers and hardwood pulp to increase its smoothness. Even though it is thin, it is dense, and the ink does not bleed easily or bleed through. Since it is a plain copying paper with no ruled lines, it is also stylish to display the paper after copying it in a frame. [Five Colors of Buddhism] The concept of five colors in Buddhism symbolizes the basic elements of the universe and the natural world. These colors are blue, yellow, red, white, and black, and each has its own meaning and symbolism. The five colors represent the harmony and balance of the universe and are important tools for understanding our connection with the natural world and maintaining harmony in our hearts and minds. By understanding the deep meanings of each color, we can deepen our connection to the natural world and promote inner peace and spiritual growth. The copying paper does not necessarily have to be white, and there is no problem using colored paper. Traditionally, white copying paper is often used, but recently, light cream, light brown, and light gray paper has also become available. These colored papers are also suitable for copying sutras. Advantages of using colored copying paper: Easy on the eyes: Plain white paper can easily tire your eyes if you write for long periods of time, but paper with a light color (such as cream or light brown) ) is easy on the eyes and less tiring. Especially for tasks that require concentration, such as copying sutras, you will feel less stress even if you use it for a long time. The color of the ink is beautiful: Even on colored paper, the ink goes on beautifully and the letters are often clearly visible. In particular, light-colored washi paper has a beautiful contrast between the ink and the paper, and the finish looks calm, giving you a sense of mental stability when copying sutras. Design: The colored copying paper has an elegant appearance and gives you a sense of the beauty of Japanese style. Especially when copying sutras, where etiquette and etiquette are important, you can express your individuality by choosing a pleasant color while maintaining the traditional white color. Psychological benefits: Using colored sutra paper provides visual comfort and may even help you to concentrate on the sutra in a more relaxed state. Why traditional white sutra copying paper is chosen Traditionally, white paper is often preferred because it symbolizes purity and cleanliness. White is said to purify the mind and create an environment that makes it easier to concentrate. It is said that the color of the ink stands out most beautifully on white paper when it comes to the ease of reading the text.