[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, bamboo flower vase, can be hung or placed] Shibochi bamboo, shakuhachi, inscribed "Kanro", written by the monk Tajima Sekio, made by Miyashita Takenori

Size: Approx. diameter 5.8 x height 27.3 cm
Author: Written by Sekio Tajima, written by Takeken Miyashita
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[Tajima Sekio] Temple name: Fukiken, Nanshuji Temple, Daitokuji School Born in Tokyo in 1951 Graduated from Komazawa University In 1976, he was appointed head priest of the Daitokuji monks' hall. He trained under Nakamura Sojun Roshi, and after his passing, he became a disciple of Takada Myoho (current chief priest) and the former chief priest of the Daitokuji sect, Seiryoken Kankei Roshi, and trained at the Kokei monks' hall in Mino. In 1995, he was appointed head priest of Nanshuji Temple and head priest of the Nanshuji monks' hall.
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[Ryukozan Nanshuji Temple]
It is a Rinzai sect Daitokuji temple located in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture.
The temple was founded by Daibayashi Soso and the principal image is the Shaka Triad. The tea masters Takeno Joo and Sen no Rikyu trained here and are associated with this temple.
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[Miyashita Takenori] Kyoto Bamboo Artist, Bamboo Craftsman Born in Sakaide, Kagawa Prefecture in June 1946. Involved in bamboo craftsmanship in March 1973: Three bamboo products. September 1983: Selected for the 11th Kyoto Craft Industry Technique Competition, Bamboo Vase. September 1985: Selected for the 13th Kyoto Craft Industry Technique Competition, Bamboo Vase. September 1996: Became independent. May 1997: Solo exhibition at Musoan, Kyoto.
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Material: wrinkled bamboo Box: wooden box
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A vase that can be hung or placed on a table. A vase that can be hung or placed on a table. A vase that can be hung or placed on a table. A vase that can be hung or placed on a table.