Buddhistic Treasure Ball drawn in 1923

" Hoju " Buddhistic Treasure Ball, 1923

Zen Buddhist priest belonged to the Soto-Shu Sect.
Soei was born in Satsuma Province (present Kagoshima Prefecture) in 1847.
He became the chief priests of the Toren-Ji Temple in Nagoya, the Kannon-Ji Temple and Rokusho-Ji Temple in Wakayama, and, the 15th head priest of the Chosho-In Temple in Nagoya.

This scroll was drawn in October of 1923.
Both roller ends may have been exchanged.
There are a few folds and some small spots.
As a whole, the condition of this scroll is not so bad.
A Hoju Biddhistic treasure ball is drawn powerfully with Japanese brush.
A San Kanji phrase is also written at the top.
The phrase means that "Celebrating longevity and wishing happiness & pleasures".