Horiuchi Soshin (1919-2015) Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll tea ceremony / Zuiho with Box

Zuiho"Zui" signifies something auspicious or a good omen, whilst "Ho" refers to the phoenix, a legendary auspicious bird. It is a term that represents an auspicious sign.

Horiuchi Soshin (1919-2015) Horiuchi Soshin is a leading figure and renowned tea master in the contemporary tea ceremony world, having made significant contributions to the traditional Japanese art of tea, particularly within the Omotesenke school. He is the 12th-generation head of the Horiuchi family—a prominent tea-master family within the Omotesenke school—and is also known as "Horiuchi Sokan, 12th Generation," with the monastic name "Kenchu-sai."

with signature 'Sokan'

Whole Dimensions: 16" W x 73.2" H / 40.7cm x 186.1cm

Inside Dimensions: 12.6" W x 40.8" H / 32.2cm x 103.8cm

Material: Paper

Technique: Handpainted

Roller ends: Wood

Weight: 540g including Box

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Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Special notes: STAIN a little, CREASE a little, FOLD, STAIN in the back of the mounting.