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Hand-painted hanging scroll (kakejiku) brushed by Arima Raitei (有馬頼底) of Shokoku-ji Temple, inscribed with the Zen phrase "Gyofu no shogai take ikkan," meaning that a fisherman can live his whole life with just a single bamboo rod. It is executed on paper (shihon) and suited as a tea-room scroll for the tokonoma alcove.
Artist / Maker: Arima Raitei (有馬頼底) of Shokoku-ji Temple
Subject / Motif: Zen phrase "Gyofu no shogai take ikkan"
Technique: Hand-painted (brushed)
Material: Paper (shihon)
Dimensions: 200 x 35 cm
Signature / Seal / Box: Signed wooden box (tomobako)
Included: Wooden box (tomobako)
Condition: Some light staining, but no prominent soiling and overall in good condition. Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
The phrase expresses a state of mind free from attachment to status, honor, or excess wealth, living richly and serenely with only what is truly needed.
