This is a hanging scroll by Fujii Kaido, who served as the 515th Abbot of Daitoku-ji Temple. The words "青松多寿色" (seisho jushoku ooshi) are written powerfully in thick, clear ink. This phrase means "The unchanging blue of the pine tree is the color of longevity," and comes from a line in a poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao. I hope to sell this to someone who appreciates Fujii Kaido's work or who likes this phrase. The scroll is generally burned and the paper has turned brown. There are also many stains. In addition, masking tape has been applied to the hassou (the back) to prevent tearing from spreading (see image 10). It comes with a wooden box, but the condition is not very good, so please bid only if you understand and agree to this. Fujii Kaido [1898-1984] Served as the 515th Abbot of Daitoku-ji Temple, the 22nd Abbot of Daitoku Yoshun-in, and the chief priest of Daitoku-ji's Tatchu Sangen-in. He worked hard to restore Daitoku-ji Temple after the war. He had a deep knowledge of tea ceramics and showed great achievements in the revival of Edo-era Murasakino ware. ●Size Hanging scroll: Approximately 29.5cm wide x 174.5cm high Calligraphy: Approximately 27cm wide x 99cm high Wooden box: Approximately 7cm wide x 37cm deep x 6.5cm high ●Notes ・Please examine the images carefully and make your purchase decision. Thank you for your understanding of old and used items. ・Questions about the product and replies after purchase will be answered after noon the next day. Also, due to circumstances, I will not be able to respond all day from Sunday night to Tuesday, so please understand that I will not be able to respond until after noon on Wednesday. ・This item is also listed on other sites. If a purchase is made on another site, we are very sorry, but we will have to cancel the transaction, so please be aware of this. #HangingScroll #HangingScroll #TeaHangingScroll #FujiiKaido #DaitokuJiSchool #ZenWords #SeishoJushoku #WithWoodenBox #TeaCeremony #TeaUtensils