Kakejiku (hanging scroll) from Daitoku-ji Temple, Hōrin-ji Temple, Fukumoto Sekiō, "Matsu Mu Kokon no Iro" (Pine Has No Ancient or Modern Color), single-line calligraphy on paper, rare, mounted scroll, tea ceremony utensil, hanging scroll, beautiful condition. "Matsu Mu Kokon no Iro" (The pine has no ancient or modern color) is a Zen phrase meaning "universal truth," "unchanging beauty," and "eternal vitality," derived from the fact that pine trees remain verdant throughout the seasons and do not change their color with the passage of time. It is also popular as a tea scroll for the tea ceremony, representing essential value that is not swayed by circumstances. Size (paper): 287 x 1016 mm This is a treasured antique item kept in private storage. We will offer it to those who understand this and wish to purchase it. Thank you. Valuable, Rare, Scarce, Treasure, Daitoku-ji, Hōrin-ji, Former Abbot, Fukumoto Sekiō, Sekiō, Kakejiku, Kakujiku, Antique, Japanese Painting, Art, Antique, Hard to find, Vintage, Antique, Retro, Tapestry, Calligraphy, Shodo, Appraisal, Interior, Art, Tea Ceremony Utensil, Tea Scroll, Tea Kaké #Kakejiku #Kakujiku #Calligraphy #Shodo #TeaKake #TeaCeremonyUtensil #Daitoku-ji #Hōrin-ji #FukumotoSekiō #Fukumoto_Sekiō #Sekiō #MatsuMuKokonNoIro #SingleLineCalligraphy #Vintage #Antique #Retro #Interior #InteriorArt #TeaKake #TeaKakéItem #PriceReduction Calligraphy format: Kakejiku/Kakujiku