Rotolo appeso per tè con traccia di inchiostro in una riga - Carta - "Taido Adachi"足立泰道(1937~2009) - Giappone - Inizio XX secolo

No.147

"This single-line tea ceremony scroll"茶掛一行墨跡 is by "Zen Master"和尚 "Taidō Adachi"足立泰道(1937~2009) , abbot of "Hyogo's"兵庫県 "Untaku Zen Temple"雲澤禅寺 ("Daitoku-ji branch"大徳寺派). The Zen phrase 'Sakuya Issei Gan'昨夜一聲雁 means 'Last night, a wild goose cried once as it flew,' capturing autumn's essence. His quirky, flowing brushwork elegantly embodies "Zen and tea spirituality"禅と茶道の精神, evoking a goose soaring into the deepening autumn sky in this magnificent piece."

Roller ends : black-lacquered
Inside dimensions: W 28.5cm x H 97.2cm

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