This is a painting of a treasure ship with the three characters "Fukuju Kai" (Happiness, Longevity, and the Sea) added. The colorful painting of the treasure ship is very auspicious and has a celebratory design, making it suitable for various tea ceremonies. The signature is "Shinoya Taigen" with a seal, and the accompanying box is signed "Miyama Ga, Takarabune no Zu, Fukuju Kai, Shinoya Taigen (Kao)". The Ichimonji-fūtai (a decorative band) is made using Takeyamachi-gire (a type of fabric). The overall condition is good. With a matching box. Paper. Painted axis. Length 171 cm, Width 30 cm (including mounting) ▢ Taigen Kobayashi (Kobayashi Taigen) Born in 1938 Rinzai Zen Buddhist monk. Taigen Gitoshi. Born in Fengtian. He entered the training hall of Shokoku-ji Temple and practiced Zen with Reikido in Otsu. In 1975, he became the chief priest of Obai-in Temple, a sub-temple of Daitoku-ji Temple. [Reference] Zen Words Dictionary for Tea Ceremony, Tankosha #Why not have your own tea utensils? #TeaUtensils #HangingScroll #Chagake (hanging scroll for tea ceremony) #Bokuseki (calligraphy) #TeaCeremony #Takarabune (treasure ship) #O-jiku (honorable scroll) #Tokonoma (alcove) #WaitingRoom #Interior #Stylish #TeaCeremony #Urasenke (tea ceremony school) #Omotesenke (tea ceremony school) #Tankokai (tea ceremony association) #AntiqueArt #TaigenKobayashi #RinzaiSchool #Daitoku-jiTemple #SubTemple #Obai-inTemple #Kyoto #Gazan (painting with inscription) #Japanese #Shosui (elegant) #AntiqueArt #TeaSeating #Suzuri (inkstone) #Ink #Brush #Paperweight