＊The item will be shipped from Japan to overseas. 　As a result, it may arrive with the tip of the shaft detached due to significant vibration during shipping. 　In that case, we apologize for the inconvenience, but please reattach it using wood glue or instant adhesive. 　Thank you in advance. This is a hanging scroll depicting an enso and zen phrases. The author is “Fujii Kozan 藤井虎山”. ◯Enso 円相 ／ 　Enso is a type of Zen calligraphy and painting in which a circle is drawn 　with a single stroke. 　In Zen Buddhism, the round shape is drawn as an image of enlightenment. 　It represents the complete harmony of the mind. ◯Meirekireki Rododo 明歴々露堂々 ／ Everything is perfectly clear and out in the open 　It means that it is clearly and unmistakably revealed, with no concealment whatsoever. 　It means that what is called the truth of the world is not hidden somewhere, 　but has been revealed as it is from the beginning, 　and that the important thing is the mind to notice it. 　It means that nature as it is, as it is, is already precious and something to be grateful for. ◯Fujii Kozan 藤井虎山（1901-1992）/ 　A Zen Buddhist monk of the Rinzai school. 　His Buddhist name was Seishoken. 　His secular surname was “Fujii 藤井”. 　He was born in Tokyo. 　At the age of 7, he was ordained under Abbot Takeoka Shōrei of Hōonji Temple in Maizuru City, 　Kyoto Prefecture. 　In 1955, he became the head of the Buttsuji sect. 　In 1986, he retired. 　In 1992, he passed away at the age of 92. There are stains and creases due to age. This is an antique item. Please understand that it is used and shows some signs of wear. Please check the image. Roller end: Wood. Shipping method is EMS by Japan Post. EMS is the fastest and secure international mail. Delivery may be delayed depending on the country and situation. Size Overall: vertical 145.3× width 59.1cm　＊width does not include roller ends. (the work: vertical 15.0× width 48.1cm)：Gross Weight Approximately 730g ＊According to the policies of your local country, other fees may be charged, such as customs duties.