Vintage Japanese Wall Hanging Decor Bodhidharma Zen Scroll Painting
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Directory: Popular Collectibles: Cultural: Japanese: Pre 2000: Item # 1487540
Directory: Popular Collectibles: Cultural: Japanese: Pre 2000: Item # 1487540
Please refer to our stock # 2203008 when inquiring.
$340.00
Bodhidharma and Zen word - Mujinzo. Painted with ink on paper. Signed and sealed.
Mujinzo - 無尽蔵:
Inexhaustible is a phrase taken from the poem "Inexhaustible in all things" by the Chinese Song Dynasty poet Su Dongba. In Zen, if you let go of attachment, there will be no earthly desires or delusions. There is an infinite world in nothingness or emptiness, where there should be nothing.
Signed by the monk from Myoshinji temple which is Japan's largest Zen temple.
Some marks are present on the painting and scroll mounting, otherwise the piece is in good condition. It is accompanied by an original paulownia wood storage box with the artist’s signature.
Painting: W13 1/4” x H19 1/4” (W33.5cm x H49cm)
Scroll: W14 1/8”x H48 7/8” (W36cm x H124cm)
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