Zen Phrase, drawn in Edo Shogunate Era

Reference Number	SP-70189
Title	" Zen Phrase " Drawn in 1844
Drawer	Dohon (1765 - ?)
	Buddhistic priest belonged to the Shingon Sect. His given name is Kenju. His Gou (pen name) are Rakurakusai, Anninshi, Fukatoku and the others. Priest at the Rokuhara-Mitsu-Ji Temple in Kyoto. He learned poems and writings under Kohnen of the Chiseki-In Temple. Dohon's writing style was acclaimed by cultural figures at that time. Later, he moved to Edo.
Signature & Seal	Yes
Part of Drawing	Japanese Paper, 103 x 28 cm ( 40.6 x 11 inch )
Mounting	Silk & Japanese Paper, 177 x 30 cm ( 70 x 11.8 inch )
Roller End Material	Wood (Lacquered)
Wood Box	Wood Box (Not Original)
Description	This scroll must have been written in 1844. It is a little foxed overall as it was drawn years ago. There are spots, stains, tears and folds. As a whole, the condition of this scroll is so-so. Although, the Kanji Zen phrase is drawn in good form. The writing means that "Understanding Japanese tea ceremony is to understand Zen spirit." This item is also suitable as a hanging scroll for Japanese tea ceremony.
Price	Sold, Thank you !

Signature & Stamps
(Rakkan)

In Wooden Box

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