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Shino Shoun, real name Genpou, dharma name Souhan, and studio name Shouun. He was a Rinzai Zen Buddhist monk from Ishikawa Prefecture. Born in 1874 (Kouka 4) and passed away in 1922 (Taisho 11). Dharma Name/Dharma Title | Dharma Name: Genpou, Dharma Title: Souhan, Art Name: Shouun Birthplace | Born in Ishikawa Prefecture Sect/Position | Rinzai Sect, Daitoku-ji Temple, 486th Abbot (Kanchou) Training/Transmission | Ordained at Takugen-ji Temple in Kanazawa, then studied Zen at Enpuku-ji Temple in Yamashiro, and received Inka (Zen certification) from Nakahara Nantenbou under Kazan Zenryou, the 482nd Abbot of Daitoku-ji Temple. Artistic Activities | Excelling in calligraphy (especially Ichigyousho - single-line calligraphy - and hanging scrolls of Zen phrases) and waka poetry, he authored the poetry collection "Dokkashuu." Calligraphy and Zen Phrase Works As Ichigyousho, he wrote Zen phrases, "Seifuu Meigetsu" (clear wind, bright moon), "Kikusui Getsu Zai Shu" (scooping water, the moon is in hand), and many other works remain as hanging scrolls. They are often used as tea utensils for tea gatherings and are highly valued in tea ceremonies and Zen events. Summary Shino Shoun (Genpou/Souhan): The 486th Abbot of Daitoku-ji Temple of the Rinzai sect, from Ishikawa Prefecture. He excelled in calligraphy and waka poetry, especially known for his single-line calligraphy as Zen writings. He held a high level of training and position as a Zen monk, and his works are still cherished by those who love the tea ceremony and Zen culture today. Mounting Dimensions (including jikusaki) ★ Approximately 50 x 192 cm Paper Dimensions ★ Approximately 31 x 124 cm ・There are minor stains, discoloration, and creases. ・Please note that there may be slight differences in color between the images and the actual item. ・If you purchase a painting, etc., and hang it on the wall, please check the strength of the cord and hardware before hanging it. We also recommend checking periodically to ensure that the strength has not deteriorated. ・Please examine the images carefully and understand that this is a used item before purchasing. ※Regarding works with the name of a specific artist in the product title of art objects. 【Genuine】Works that can be guaranteed as genuine. If it is determined to be a forgery by a public appraisal institution within 90 days from the date of purchase, we will refund the purchase price upon return of the work. The buyer is responsible for appraisal fees and other expenses. 【Copy】All works with any doubt of being genuine are labeled as copies. Please confirm the above before purchasing.
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