Tea Ceremony Utensils Hanging Scroll Rinzai Sect Daitoku-ji Temple Nanzen-ji Temple, Master Sekio Tajima, One Line Calligraphy, "Musa Myoyo" (Action without intention), with Tomobako (Original Box) ‐ Mercari: Shop from Japan

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HK$4,725.63

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Rinzai Sect Daitoku-ji School Nanshu-ji Temple Written by Roshi Sekio Tajima One line: "Musa Myoyo" (Action without action, wondrous function) With original box, brief biography, and explanation of the Zen phrase. In very beautiful condition. Likely unused. Sekio Tajima Born in 1951 Studied under Roshi Sojun Nakamura and Roshi Meifu Takada 526th Abbot of Daitoku-ji Temple #TeaCeremonyUtensils #RinzaiSect #Daitoku-ji #Subtemple #Nanshu-ji #SekioTajima #Fu-mo (a Zen phrase) #Ichigyo (one line) #MusaMyoyo #SojunNakamura #MeifuTakada #Reiun (another Zen phrase) #Kan-un (another Zen phrase)

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Tea Ceremony Utensils Hanging Scroll Rinzai Sect Daitoku-ji Temple Nanzen-ji Temple, Master Sekio Tajima, One Line Calligraphy, "Musa Myoyo" (Action without intention), with Tomobako (Original Box)