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A hand-painted hanging scroll (kakejiku) brushed by Adachi Taido of Zuiryuzan Unzawa Zen Temple. The work reads Setsugetsuka (Snow, Moon, Flower), a Zen phrase suited for use as a tea-room scroll (chagake) in the Rinzai tradition, executed on paper (shihon).
Artist / Maker: Adachi Taido
Subject / Motif: Setsugetsuka (Snow, Moon, Flower), a Zen phrase
Technique: Hand-painted
Material: Paper (shihon)
Dimensions: 170 x 31 cm
Included: Wooden box (tomobako)
Condition: Good condition with no noticeable soiling. Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
The scroll is associated with Zuiryuzan Unzawa Zen Temple and is well suited for a Japanese tatami room, a tokonoma alcove, or a tea room, among other settings. Setsugetsuka, meaning Snow, Moon, Flower, is a classic expression evoking the beauty of the four seasons.
