[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools hanging scroll (kakejiku)] One line: Bamboo leaves rising in a refreshing breeze, by Sato Bokaku

●A fresh breeze rises from the bamboo leaves (A fresh breeze rises from the bamboo leaves/A fresh breeze rises from the bamboo leaves/A fresh breeze rises from the bamboo leaves) [takeyouyoseifu okosu]…From the verse “The bamboo is yours, and a fresh breeze rises” in “Kyodo Roku,” this depicts the bamboo sending out a cool breeze.
By removing the presence of humans, the piece more succinctly expresses the refreshing freshness of a bamboo forest.

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Author: Sato Bokudo
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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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Box: Wooden box