Onozawa Kankai (b1934) Daitoku-ji Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Tsuruwa Mau Sennenno Matsu with Original Box (Tomobako)

Tsuruwa Mau Sennenno Matsu:
Tsuru means crane, Mai means to fly, Sennen means a thousand year, Matsu means pine tree.This is auspicious Zen words. Crane and pine trees are a symbol of longevity and this word hopes the longevity or prosperity lasts more than a thousand-year.

Onozawa Kankai (b1934-) Onozawa Kankai was a Rinzai Zen monk active from the Showa era through the Reiwa era. He took monastic vows in 1951 (Showa 26) under Fukutomi Isei at Kotoku-ji Temple. He served as the 529th head priest (the highest-ranking abbot) of Daitoku-ji, the head temple of the Rinzai school located in Murasaki-no, Kyoto, and also served as the abbot of Juko-in, a sub-temple of Daitoku-ji known as the family temple of Sen no Rikyu.

Upper right seal 'Rokosui'

with signature 'Murasakino Kankai' and seal 'Kankai'

Whole Dimensions: 14.1" W x 70.7" H / 36cm x 179.6cm

Inside Dimensions: 11.2" W x 41.1" H / 28.6cm x 104.4cm

Material: Paper

Technique: Handpainted

Roller ends: Wood

Weight: 450g 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, WARP, STAIN in the back of the mounting.