Idiom drawn by Japanese Buddhist Monk

  • [ Kanji Idiom ] by Buddhistic Priest
    • Reference NumberSP-70246
    • Title" Kanji Idiom " by Buddhist Priest
    • DrawerNisshu

      Buddhistic priest at the Kohcho-Ji Temple

    • Signature & SealYes
    • Part of WritingJapanese Paper, 134.5 x 30 cm ( 53 x 11.8 inches )
    • MountingSilk, 200 x 47 cm ( 78.7 x 18.5 inches )
    • Roller End MaterialHard Plastic
    • BoxWood Box
    • Description

      We estimate the scroll was drawn over 20 years ago.
      There are some small spots, stains and folds.
      Although, the condition of this scroll is not bad.
      A Kanji idiom is drawn powerfully by Nisshu, Buddhistic priest of the Kohcho-Ji Temple.
      The Kohcho-Ji Temple is located in Numazu city of Shizuoka Prefecture, and, it is one of the four head temples of the Hokke-Shu Sect of Buddhism.
      (We could not get further information about Nisshu.)
      The Kanji Idiom means four virtues in the Nirvana.
      Nirvana is the state of being free from suffering.
      The four virtues are homeostasis, silent pleasure, universality and purity.
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  • Rakkan Signature & Stamps of Nisshu
    Signature & Seal
    (Rakkan)
  • Four Virtues of Nirvana
  • Roller End made of Plastic
    Roller End
  • In Kakejiku Wooden Box
    In Wooden Box
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