In Wooden Box
Kanji Poem by Chief Abbot of Engaku-Ji Temple
Kanji Calligraphy
Signature and Seal of Sokai Miyaji
Signature & Seal
Kanji Poem
Reference Number
SP-70077
Title
" Kanji Poem by Chief Abbot of Engaku-Ji Temple "
Written in 1916
Painter
Sokai Miyaji (1856 - 1923)
The chief abbot of Engaku-Ji Temple
Signature and Seal
Yes
Part of Painting
Japanese Paper, 135 x 60 cm ( 53 x 23.6 inch )
Mounting
Japanese Paper, 197 x 69 cm ( 77.6 x 27 inch )
Material of Roller Ends
Wood
Scroll Box
Wooden Box
Description
Large scroll.
This Kanji poem was written in 1916 by Sokai Miyaji, the chief abbot of Engaku-Ji Temple in Kamakura of Japan.
There are a few tears on the mounting.
Some spots, stains and folds are recognized on the drawing part.
Although, the condition of this scroll is not bad.
The kanji characters are written in good form.
Engaku-Ji (=Enkaku-Ji) founded in 1282 is one of the most important Zen Buddhist temple in Japan.
Price
$320
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