Free Shipping ⭐︎⭐︎ Anonymous shipping ⭐︎ Immediate purchase welcome. Thank you for viewing this item from among many others. We offer a variety of retro and antique items. ↓ #happylabo ◉Description◉ This work appears to have the characters "女大仙来" written on it, but based on the signature and seal, it is believed to be a work by "Daisen Tourin." Daisen Tourin was a monk of the Rinzai sect of the Daitoku-ji school and is known as one of the Zendaitoku (former Daitoku). He often wrote Zen words and Chinese poems on hanging scrolls used as tea ceremony utensils, and his calligraphy is popular among tea masters. This fan is also believed to be a calligraphy and painting by him. ◉Condition A beautiful item with no major stains or scratches. There is a slight stain on the back. Please check the photos. This is a fan with ink painting and calligraphy on Japanese paper. The fan features a painting of a monkey covering its eyes and the characters "千手千眼" (Senju Kannon - Thousand-Handed Kannon). This is likely a design that combines the three wise monkeys ("see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil") with the virtues of the Thousand-Handed Kannon Bodhisattva. Near the seal on the lower left, the small characters "不見不言不聞" (mizaru, iwazaru, kikazaru - see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil) can be seen. The monkey motif is a traditional Japanese motif and often has the meaning of warding off evil or providing a moral lesson. #AntiqueTools #Antiques #Crafts #TeaUtensils #JapaneseRoom #FleaMarket Traditional fan with a monkey ink painting. - Design: Fan with a monkey painting - Material: Paper fan surface and wooden frame - Color: Cream-colored fan surface with black ink painting - Size: Standard fan size - Features: Value as a traditional Japanese craft Thank you for viewing.