Thank you for viewing. This is a one-of-a-kind, handwritten Tanzaku (short poem card) for the tea ceremony, featuring the phrase "Saigetsu Hito wo Matazu" (Time and tide wait for no man). 【About the Artwork】 "Saigetsu Hito wo Matazu" means "Time and tide wait for no man," a Zen saying that emphasizes the swift passage of time and encourages us to cherish the present. It is a universal phrase that can be displayed regardless of the season and is widely used in tea ceremony practice, tea gatherings, and as a decoration in the alcove (tokonoma). 【Features of the Artwork】 ・Handwritten work by calligraphy artist Kazumo (with seal) ・Brushstrokes that convey a sense of openness and expansion ・A universal Zen phrase that suits any season 【Size】 (approx. 36cm x 6cm) Tanzaku (vertical) 【Recommended Uses】 ・For tea ceremony practice and tea gatherings ・As an interior decoration for the tokonoma or Japanese-style rooms ・As a hanging scroll that is suitable for any season ・For enjoying Zen phrases as decoration ※Please enjoy the ink bleeding and blurring as part of the unique character of this handwritten work. Those seeking perfection should refrain from purchasing. ※We will carefully package and deliver the item. Please note that we may use recycled materials. This is a one-of-a-kind piece, a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. Please use it as a tokonoma decoration to feel the passage of time and to focus your mind. #TeaCeremony #Tanzaku #HangingScroll #Calligraphy #OneOfAKind #JapaneseRoomDecoration #TeaGathering #TeaUtensils #Tokonoma #Interior #ZenPhrase #Practice