“Soshiji” is a neologism combining the three characters "宗" (so, sect/religion), "主" (shu, lord/master), and "神" (shin, god/deity), and is considered a revered kanji that existed in pre-war Japan. It represents the concept of an individual's significance and role as a human being, as well as "love," "harmony," and "gratitude." It is said to possess strong power and high energy, and was supposedly abolished after World War II due to the GHQ's removal of certain kanji. This is a calligraphy piece written by a calligraphy teacher. You can display it or use it for something. There are some creases. It will be sent in an A4 envelope, but not in a clear file, so please be aware of this when purchasing.