Thank you for viewing. I have carefully calligraphed the Zen phrase "Buji kore kissho," which is popular as a name for tea ceremonies, onto a tanjaku (hanging scroll) for tea ceremony use. The teaching that "ordinary days without special events are the most auspicious" brings peace not only to the tea ceremony but also to daily life. [Recommended Uses] For tea ceremony practice: As a hanging scroll for self-practice at home or during tea preparation practice. As a year-round hanging: Suitable for New Year's, as well as auspicious occasions and everyday arrangements regardless of the season. For interior decoration: For small spaces in Japanese rooms, entrances, or alcoves. [Product Details] Size: Standard tanjaku for tea ceremony (approx. 36cm x 6.0cm) Contents: 1 hand-written tanjaku "Buji kore kissho" Condition: Hand-written (one-of-a-kind) [Shipping and Packaging] We will ship carefully, reinforcing with cardboard or similar materials to prevent bending and taking measures against water damage (OPP bag). *Recycled materials may be used for cardboard, etc. [Regarding Purchase] This is a hand-written work, with each stroke carefully crafted. We look forward to connecting with those who can appreciate the nuances of ink density, fading, and the texture of the original artwork that comes with hand-writing. *Only the tanjaku is for sale. Tanjaku stands and frames are not included. #TeaUtensils #TeaCeremony #Tanjaku #ZenPhrase #BujiKoreKissho #Calligraphy #BrushWriting #Handwritten #OriginalArt #InkPainting #Practice #TeaPreparation #Chanoyu #Wamodern #Interior #Tokonoma #MottoInLife #GoodLuckCharm #MindfulLiving