The kaishi (a type of paper) features the two characters "Kanza" (閑座) with "Choshofu" (聴松風) added. Kaishi is a formal paper used for composing waka, renga, poetry, haikai, etc., and is favored by the head of a tea ceremony school and monks as the main paper for tea ceremony hanging scrolls. The signature is "Zen Daitoku Kaido So" (前大徳誡堂叟) with a seal, and the accompanying box has the inscription "Kanza Choshofu Kaishi Zen Daitoku Kaido So (Kao)" (閑座聴松風懐紙前大徳誡堂叟（花押）) on the inside of the lid. One part of the box's frame is missing, as indicated by the red frame in photo ④. The condition of the artwork is good. "Kanza Choshofu" (閑坐聴松風) [Reading] Kanza shite shofu o kiku (閑坐して松風を聴く) [Meaning] When sitting quietly, only the sound of the pine wind can be heard. The clear sound comes to the clear ears. The sound of the pine wind blowing refreshingly seems to wash away even the listener's heart. The state of unity between the pine wind and the person listening to it, playing in the realm of human-environmental unity, and the figure in the slow silence. As if seeing with the ears and listening with the eyes, the state of being in the pine wind with the whole body. With accompanying box. Kaishi. Lacquered axis. ▢ Fujii Kaido (藤井誡堂) 1898 (Meiji 31) - 1984 (Showa 59) 515th Kancho (Chief Abbot) of Daitoku-ji Temple, 22nd of Daitoku Yoshun-in Temple, Chief Priest of San-gen-in Temple, a sub-temple of Daitoku-ji Temple. After the war, he worked with Zuigan and Unso to restore Daitoku-ji Temple. He had a deep knowledge of tea ceramics, guided Kyoto ceramic artists, and contributed to the revival of Edo-era Murasakino ware. He also produced many of his own tea bowls, tea scoops, and tea hanging scrolls, and is one of the most popular among the successive Kancho of Daitoku-ji Temple in the tea ceremony. His seal names include "Kaido" (誡堂), "Ryuhō" (龍寶), "Rodo" (露堂), and "Ma San Kin" (麻弎斤). [Reference] Zen Word Dictionary for Tea Hanging Scrolls, Tankosha #Why don't you have your own tea utensils? #HangingScroll #Yokomono (Horizontal Scroll) #Kaishi #KanzaChoshofu #FujiiKaido #Tokonoma (Alcove) #TeaCeremony #AntiqueArt #Antique #TeaCeremony #TeaUtensils #TeaParty #SennoRikyu #DaitokuJi #Sangenin #SanSenke (Three Sen Families) #Omotesenke #Urasenke #MushakojiSenke #Suzuri (Inkstone) #Sumi (Ink) #Fude (Brush) #Bunchin (Paperweight)