A sumi-e painting of bamboo with a verse. The inscription reads "Chokugai Sei Den Sha" with a seal. The accompanying box has "Chokugai Ga San Bokuchiku-zu" on the lid and "Chokugai Den Dai Shinkado ni" with a seal on the underside of the lid. There are overall rolling wrinkles and some slight lifting of the paper, particularly on the left side of the upper seal. With the original box. Painted axis. Length: 180 cm, Width: 31.9 cm (including mounting) "Seifu Nichi-nichi Hei-an o Hōzu" [Reading] Seifu hibi heian o hōzu [Meaning] A profound Zen-like word of peace, suggesting that the natural events of daily life themselves teach us about safety and tranquility. ▢ Tanomura Chokugai 1903 (Meiji 36) - 1997 (Heisei 9) Painter. Kyoto. Great-grandson of Tanomura Chokunyu, studied under Tanaka Hakuyo, and served as the chairman of the Kyoto Shoga-in. Died January 21, 1997, at the age of 93. [Reference] 20th Century Deceased Japanese Painters Dictionary #Why not have your own tea utensils? #TeaUtensils #HangingScroll #Chagake (Tea Ceremony Hanging Scroll) #TeaCeremony #ZenWords #O-jiku (Hanging Scroll) #Tokonoma (Alcove) #TeaRoom #Interior #Stylish #TeaCeremony #Urasenke (Tea Ceremony School) #Omotesenke (Tea Ceremony School) #Mushakoji-senke (Tea Ceremony School) #AntiqueArt #TanomuraChokugai #TanomuraChokunyu #Kyoto #Japanese #Elegant