Zen Tapestries

The shown circle has a symbolic meaning in zen. Also it looks Pretty neat

A kind of Transcendental Meditation ... with a Pachyderm.

Sometimes, the right music can make all the difference.

Bodhidharma, founder of zen Buddhism and legendary Shaolin martial art.

Bio: Luke Gray is a surrealist/symbolist illustrator and painter. Born color blind he was forced to use an almost exclusively black and white colour palette, working with patterns and textures rather than color. Influenced by multicultural art techniques he works in traditional mediums of Graphite and Ink often combining and integrating techniques and patterns from different countries and cultures into his work.

Zen Life.

“Limitless and immortal, the waters are the beginning and end of all things on earth.” – Heinrich Zimmer

the zen concept design.

peaceful meditative practice...painting a circle in a single stroke

Every now and then I rely on Zen.

The Great Circle Of Life

cheers!

Zen Enso Circle and Zen stones

The internal peace of mind and wellbeing

Good vibes and positivity.

Align and balance

Zen Enso Circle and Zen stones

Bodhidharma in the cave meditation

Zen

peaceful meditative practice...painting a circle in a single stroke

live A ZEN LIFE.

Calm zen art #zen #modern

Japanese zen chillwave vibe!

Zen Kanji Graffiti

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円相 is a circle painted with a single stroke, representing the intrinsic void of existence

Digitally created Chinese painting style scroll. Bodhidharma doing Zen meditation.

Zen Enso Circle and Zen stones

Zen of Venn

Zen Enso Circle and Zen stones

Zen Enso Circle, Sun and Red Sakura Blossom

Meditation

Features the word "zen" above a lotus flower with Siddhartha Buddha's half face in a calm meditation with Buddha's eyes closed in a solemn digitally painted expression. May this Buddhist painting design bring you joy and aid in mindfulness throughout your day, as well as encourage others to live in the present, if only for a moment. Great for Mahayana, Vajrayana, Theravada and Zen Buddhists alike!

For all those who just need to feel a little warm and fuzzy on the inside.