Fujii Kaido (1898-1984) Daitoku-ji Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono hanging scroll / Tancho Sennenno Kotobuki with Original Box (Tomobako)

Tancho Sennenno KotobukiTancho means crane, Sennen means a thousand years, Kotobuki means longevity, good things. This is an auspicious Zen word. Crane is a symbol of longevity and this word hopes the longevity or prosperity lasts more than a thousand-year.

Fujii Kaido (1898-1984) Daitokuji Temple 515th abbot and the 22nd abbot of the Daitoku Hoshunin Temple. He has been involved in the restoration of Daitokuji Temple since the end of World War II, along with Zuigan, Unso, and others. He had a deep knowledge of tea ceremony ceramics, especially tea bowls and tea scoops, and taught Kyoto pottery potters, and contributed to the restoration of Murasino-yaki ceramics of the Edo period. He produced many of his own tea bowls, tea scoops, and tea scrolls, and was one of the most popular tea masters of Daitokuji Temple.

with signature 'Zen Daitoku Kaido so' and seal 'Ryuho' 'Kaido'

Whole Dimensions: 14" W x 68.9" H / 35.8cm x 175.2cm

Inside Dimensions: 11" W x 38.4" H / 28cm x 97.7cm

Material: Paper

Technique: Handpainted

Roller ends: Wood

Weight: 400g including Original Box (Tomobako)

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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, WARP, STAIN in the back of the mounting.