Thank you for viewing. This is a Zen calligraphy hanging scroll powerfully inscribed with "Buji kore kinin" (無事是貴人), meaning "The person of true worth is one who is at peace and without worldly concern." It is a unique piece of work by Eya Sanshu, the head priest of Myoshin-ji school, with a signature seal and a wooden box (tomobako). "Buji kore kinin" expresses the Zen teaching that a mind that seeks nothing and is not bound by anything is truly precious. From the shades of ink and the brushstrokes, one can feel a deep breath and spirituality in this work. The paper has slight age-related stains, but there are no noticeable tears or defects, and the overall condition is very good. The mounting is made of gold brocade, giving it an elegant impression and a strong presence when hung. The wooden box is also in good condition, suitable for both preservation and display. The overall size is approximately 190 x 35 cm (approximate). We will carefully wrap it with cushioning material and waterproof packaging and ship it with responsibility. Please understand that due to the nature of antiques and art objects, there may be age-related changes and minor stains before purchasing. We will respond sincerely, so you can trade with confidence. English Summery: Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku) with the Zen phrase “Buji kore ki’nin“ ”The person of true worth is one who is at peace and without worldly concern” Brush-written by Buddhist monk Eya Sanshu of the Myoshinji school. Includes original signed wooden storage box (tomobako). Excellent overall condition with minor age wear. #HangingScroll #ZenPhrase #BujiKoreKinin #Calligraphy #BuddhistArt #Myoshinji #EyaSanshu #Tomobako #InkWriting