[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools hanging scroll (kakejiku) Boys' Festival] One-line painting inscription "Strong and spirited" by Sato Bokakudo Painting of a helmet by Uemura Yoneju

●Masuraoikikatakasatsukinosora (A strong-willed, high-spirited man in May)...A strong-willed man, that is, a full-fledged human being, is naturally energetic.
Like the refreshing May sky, the Buddha nature that every human being inherently possesses remains untainted even in the dust of this secular world.

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Author: Character (written by Bokudo Sato)
Painting (by Uemura Yonejyu)
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[Sato Hokudo (real name Munehide)]
Born in July 1935 in Kyoto City
September 1947: Hyogo Prefecture (Tajima: Daitokuji Temple School: Ordained by the priest Kido of Zounji Temple
In 1956, he participated in Zen training at the specialized training hall at Hanazono Myoshinji Temple in Kyoto.
June 1971: Became the chief priest of Fukuju-in Temple of the Daitokuji School
April 1977: Promoted to the rank of Daitokuji Temple Master
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[Fukujuin] Daitokuji School, Shiga Prefecture
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[Uemura Yoneshige]
*Born in November 1950 in Niigata Prefecture
※1972: Learned the basics of dyeing and weaving design from Mr. Akashi Kanehara
* In 1982, he established the studio Uemura and exhibited his ink paintings at the Nanga-in Exhibition every year.
* In 1985, he became a full member of the Japan Nanga Academy.
* Full member of the Japan Dyeing and Weaving Writers Association in 1998
・Director of the Japan Dyeing and Weaving Writers Association ・Director of the Kyoto Colored Arts Association
(Received many awards, including the Mayor's Award at the Kyoto Colorful Art Exhibition and the Encouragement Award at the Japan Nanga Academy Exhibition)
Box: Wooden box