Ko: Japanese Microseasons

Product image 1The front cover of the book 'KĀ: Japanese Microseasons' by Antonio Antefermo, published by Rizzoli Universe. The cover features a vibrant, multi-colored Japanese calendar pattern with a crane, clouds, and flowers on a white title label.
Product image 2Book cover page for 'Kō: Japanese Microseasons' by Antonio Antefermo, published by Rizzoli Publishers. The left half features a traditional Japanese woodblock-style illustration of peach flowers and a bird on a deep blue background.
Product image 3A printed page with a decorative spring-themed illustration in red, orange, and blue tones, alongside English and Japanese text. The page includes the title 'Spring Begins' and the word 'Rishun' in Chinese characters.

Regular price $20.00

Find meaning in the small details of everyday life.

Blending Japanese wisdom, Zen philosophy, mindfulness, and positive psychology, Ko: Japanese Microseasons offers an inspiring way to reconnect with the seasons and one's inner self.

In Japan, the traditional calendar divides the year into seventy-two kō, or microseasons, each marking a small but meaningful shift in the natural world: blossoms opening, insects stirring, rain clouds gathering, frost appearing, or birds returning to the sky.

Through thoughtful reflections and simple mindfulness exercises, this enchanting book invites readers to move through the year with the same attentiveness, finding inspiration from nature with each microseason for creativity, balance, and personal growth.

A calming and elegant companion for anyone drawn to Japanese culture, Zen-inspired living, well-being, and a deeper connection to the world around them.

Author: Antonio Antefermo

Dimensions: 7.8"long x 5.6"wide x 0.9"high (176 pages)

 

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