Idiom drawn by Zen Buddhist

Reference Number	SP-70300
Title	" Zen Phrase " Drawn by Buddhist Monk in 1978
Drawer	Taijun
	Buddhist priest of the Daikaku-Ji Temple in Kyoto. The Daikaku-Ji is the headquarters of the Shingon-Shu Sect of Daikaku-Ji School.
Signature & Seal	Yes
Part of Drawing	Japanese Paper, 107 x 28 cm ( 42 x 11 inches )
Mounting	Silk, 185 x 42 cm ( 72.8 x 16.5 inches )
Roller End Material	Hard Plastic
Box	Tomobako Original Wood Box with Signature
Description	This scroll was drawn in March of 1978 (53rd year of the Showa era). There are few folds, spots and stains. As a whole, the condition of this scroll is good. A Zen phrase is drawn powerfully using Sumi black ink and Fude Japanese brush. It is too difficult to describe the meaning of the phrase in a single word, though, in rough translation, it means that "Every thing in this world is nothing so that you should not attach your mind to anything".
Price	Sold, Thank you !

Hakogaki Endorsement on Lid

In Tomobako Original Wooden Box