[ Short Description ] This Japanese hanging scroll features the Zen calligraphy 「竹」 (Take), meaning “Bamboo.” Bamboo is admired in Japanese culture for its strength, flexibility, and resilience. It bends with the wind without breaking, symbolising a spirit that remains steadfast while adapting to changing circumstances. The calligraphy is by Kankei Moriyama (森山歓渓), the 505th head priest of Daitoku-ji, a renowned Zen temple in Kyoto. The simple subject reflects the beauty and depth found in traditional Japanese Zen calligraphy. [ Condition ] There are some signs of age and use. Please refer to the photos for details and the overall condition. Sold as-is. There are age-related stains and scuff marks. [ Dimensions ] Width: 35 cm (including scroll ends) Length: 176 cm Knob Diameter: 2.5 cm [ Box ] With its original wooden storage box (tomobako). [ Shipping ] This item will be safely packed and shipped directly from Japan. Please note: Shipping for this item is available exclusively to destinations within the EEA, Switzerland, and the UK. This item will be shipped via: DHL Express EMS Registered International Air Parcel Note: Shipping methods depend on the destination country, package size, and available shipping options. To help ensure smooth customs clearance and reduce the risk of delays, double taxation, or unexpected returns, DHL Express may be used for certain destinations, particularly France, Italy, and Spain, where postal customs clearance issues have recently occurred. [ Import Duties and Taxes ] Import duties, taxes, and customs fees are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Thanks, WAQWAQ Kyoto