[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, short poem] Handwritten Fukujukai Muryo or Muichibutsu or Hakukei Naokama by Maeda Masamichi

●Fukuju kai muryo (an immeasurable sea of ​​blessings)…This expresses the auspiciousness of good deeds and longevity being as infinite and limitless as the ocean.
●Originally nothing (honraimu ichibutsu)...This means that originally there is nothing to cling to and it is empty.
●Hakkei naomigakubeshi (Hakkei can still be polished)...This means that even a perfect and precious jewel should continue to be polished.

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●Handwritten
Size: Wide (approx. 36.3cm x 7.5cm)
Author: Masamichi Maeda
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(Shodo Josen)
Born in Wakayama Prefecture in 1939
1957: Enrolled at Hanazono University
In 1959, he was ordained under the guidance of Daiko Furukawa.
In 1961, he built a hanging tower at the Engaku Sodo in Kamakura and studied Zen under Sogen Asahina.
In 1974, he became the chief priest of Zuiho-in, a subtemple of Daitokuji Temple.
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[Zuiho-in Temple]
In 1535, Otomo Sorin of Bungo established this temple as his family temple, with the 91st abbot of Daitokuji, Bishu, as its founder.
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Box: Tato paper