Absolute Auction Zen Circle Enso by Hashimoto Chosho Heisei period With Original Wooden box - 柳生芳徳寺 橋本貂尚 Hashimoto Chosho - Japan (No Reserve Price)

A dignified Zen hanging scroll featuring the iconic Enso circle boldly executed on paper by Hashimoto Chosho a respected calligrapher and chief monk of Yagyu Shotokuji Temple.
The Enso a single brushed circle symbolizes enlightenment clarity strength and the unity of all things in Zen philosophy.
Its powerful yet minimal expression makes this scroll ideal for modern interiors meditation rooms and collectors of Japanese calligraphy.

The mounting uses elegant golden silk that enriches the ink contrast while maintaining a serene atmosphere.
The scroll includes its original wooden storage box valued for preservation and authenticity.

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Details
Period Heisei
Artist Hashimoto Chosho chief monk of Yagyu Shotokuji Temple
Material Paper
Roller ends Wood
Total size 121 cm x 60.5 cm
Painting size 34 cm x 53 cm
Original wooden storage box included




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