Liú Yuè Zhāi Imprint _ Crane's Form

Crane's Form, a tribute to ancient seals, is ideal as a signature seal for calligraphy and paintings, or as a decorative seal for letters. Falling fruits tap the tiled roofs, high fireflies illuminate the crane's form. — Tang Dynasty · Li Dong, "Staying Overnight at the Daoist's Courtyard with a Monk" Above the pine winds, amidst the cloud shadows, A body of pure bones, standing like a crane in frosty skies. A crane does not follow the flock, Possessing an inherent noble grace. This "Crane's Form" seal, Uses the knife as a brush, carving the stone with care. Within this small square, a touch of refined distance is hidden. When stamped at the corner of a page, It's like a white crane passing through clouds, Silent, yet possessing inherent character. Crane's shadow passes clouds, Pine winds penetrate the bones. The myriad phenomena of the world are bustling, Yet the wish is to guard one's own pure spirit. Carving "Crane's Form" on stone, Not for ostentation, But merely to leave a trace of ethereal breeze amidst the brush and ink. Dimensions: Red Stone 20x20mm