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Framed Art + Book - 030 Nothing Is Never Not a Beginning

$160.00

This includes Original Art Work, Framed, Illustrator Note and a copy of the book Refuge In Small Things.

The original art work created specifically for Refuge In Small Things.
Entry 030 Nothing Is Never Not a Beginning

The size of this work 9”x6” (the same size as the book), on 140lb, cold pressed watercolor paper created with archival ink.

A note from the artist is included to tell the story of the drawing, its inspiration, symbolism and its pairing with the story in the book.

Framed, signed, original. Packaged with minimal plastics.
Please message if you would like the frame removed.

This includes Original Art Work, Framed, Illustrator Note and a copy of the book Refuge In Small Things.

The original art work created specifically for Refuge In Small Things.
Entry 030 Nothing Is Never Not a Beginning

The size of this work 9”x6” (the same size as the book), on 140lb, cold pressed watercolor paper created with archival ink.

A note from the artist is included to tell the story of the drawing, its inspiration, symbolism and its pairing with the story in the book.

Framed, signed, original. Packaged with minimal plastics.
Please message if you would like the frame removed.

The Author

Mike Travisano is an ordained Buddhist priest serving a community in central Pennsylvania, where he teaches mindfulness to individuals and organizations and works as an integrative group facilitator for adolescents and adults. For more information, visit theartofmondaymorning.com.

The Fox

In the Zen tradition, the fox is often used as a metaphor for a trickster or an imposter. The fox represents the ways in which our own delusions can cover up the profound truth that right underneath them, we're all Buddha. The little sleeping fox on the cover was therefore chosen to depict a wish—the wish that short of attaining complete enlightenment, that maybe something in these 108 entries can at least help the fox to close their eyes and rest for a little while.