【Comment…】 This piece features the bold kanji characters for "camellia bud." Camellias are flowers native to Japan that have been loved by people since ancient times as auspicious trees. One of the flower's meanings is "unpretentious elegance," and this piece embodies the aesthetic sense of tea masters who would display them in the alcove of a tea room. It can also be said to represent the sophistication of a tea master who displays flowers without displaying flowers. ■ Work Title｜Camellia bud ■ Motif｜Tea ceremony ■ Calligrapher｜Keihou ■ Brand｜Japanese ink calligraphy ■ Lot No.｜R7.1101.002 ■ Country of origin｜Made in Japan ■ History｜Collection of japan's noble old families ■ Material｜Paper and Ink,Silk ■ Color｜Ink black ■ Original｜Handpainted, Handwriting ■ Style｜Hanging scroll ■ Accessory｜Nothing ■ Condition｜Stain, Wrinkle, Damage, Hole ■ Size｜W38 x H155｜（cm） ■ Size｜W14.9 x H21.6｜（inch） ■ Shipping｜DHL , EMS , FedEx , UPS ■ Due to the nature of this product, it cannot be shipped together with other items. ■ Please refer to all pictures for the condition of the item. ■ Regarding size - Please allow for slight variations in measurements. ■ If you wish to have the artwork repaired or restored, please contact a Japanese art specialist in your country.