IROHA 3D print model

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I'm often drawn to using a brush pen over the usual option.\nThe result is that I like suppleness when it flows down from the brush to paper\land I also appreciate the feel of a fountain pen.\nThese phrases are inspired by the famous lines of an ancient song.\nAnd, I make sure never to repeat the same character unnecessarily.\nThis song teaches us about Buddhism's concept of enlightenment, or emptying one's mind.\n ●Line 1 & 2\nI ro ha ni ho he do chi ri nu ru wo. (pronunciation)\nBeautiful flowers bloom and fragrance wafts through the air\ncan be ephemeral.\n\n●Line 3 & 4\nwa ga yo ta re so tsu ne na ra mu.(pronunciation)\nIn this short life of ours, every moment is fleeting\ndon't you know?\n\n●Line 5 & 6\nke u no o ku ya ma kyo u ko e te. (pronunciation)\nThe peaks in the distance represent challenges that stand between us and our true nature.\n\n●Line 7 & 8\na sa ki yu me mi shi a i mo se zu.(pronunciation)\nSome people may call them shallow dreams, but others see beauty beyond superficial appearances.\nThis poem teaches the concept of enlightenment in Buddhism\ngenius educator KUUKAI from my hometown is said to have written this piece.\nI've been eager to display this pendant whenever possible. Recently, I spent some quality time practicing and making it. Black ink that has dried black over a while but is very pleasing now!\nThe ideal combination of size and shape can make a big difference\ncalling for the Innovation that I was seeking by constantly trying.\n●360-degree views around\ngive it a try with the free virtual app. I'll download the Jewelpanha (Free) on my iphone or ipad now. \nThe poet behind this classic poem is the genius educator KUUKAI, a fellow resident of my hometown,\nit's something I've always wanted to own and display casually\and have just recently been practicing.\nRecently my hand has dried and become black while working with ink but it was a very pleasing experience!