[Tea utensils/decorative fan] Hand-painted Tale of Genji picture scroll Fujibakama (30 chapters of Tale of Genji) by Sone Kofu, with fan stand and hanging

The Tale of Genji, Chapter 30, Fujibakama (Fujibakama)...a poem written by Yugiri
It is based on the poem, "The wisteria hakama, wrapped in the same dew in the fields, are so sad that I wish I could wear them."
When Omiya passed away, Tamakazura was appointed as the Empress's attendant, but while in mourning as her granddaughter, she was worried about her future employment.
At that moment, Yugiri arrives as an emissary of her father, Hikaru Genji, and confesses her feelings to Tamakazura, but she ignores him.
Yugiri told Hikaru Genji, "It is said that people are saying that the Minister of the Genji clan is planning to make Tamakazura one of his concubines..." and sharply pursued his true intentions.

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Size: Total length 37cm
Artist: Sone Kofu
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Born in Awataguchi, Kyoto in 1936
1956 Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Ceramic Art College (Ceramics Department)
(Studied pottery under the late potter Koura Takashima)
In 1957, he became a ceramic artist under the late Living National Treasure Tomimoto Kenkichi.
In 1973, the kiln was opened in Higashiyama, Kyoto (Kofugama).
Trained in pottery at a pottery studio in Higashiyama, Kyoto until 1978
In 1989, the kiln was moved to Fushimi, Kyoto.
(Developed painting skills through ceramic painting of tea ceremony)
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Accessories: Fan stand and hanging
Box: Wooden box