Kissako - Have a Cup of Tea - Japanese Zen Ink Painting and Calligraphy on Shikishi - Daitoku-ji Collection - 20th Century
$152.28
Original Japanese ink painting and calligraphy on shikishi, 20th century, Showa period.
The work depicts a tea bowl (chawan) and a bamboo tea scoop (chashaku). Alongside them is the calligraphic inscription "Kissako" - "Have a Cup of Tea".
This well-known Zen expression originates from the teachings of the Chinese master Zhaozhou (778–897). In Japanese tea culture, it came to signify a simple invitation to enjoy a cup of tea.
The work comes from the Daitoku-ji Collection, Kyoto, a historic center of Japanese Zen Buddhism and tea culture.
A red seal appears in the lower part of the shikishi.
Material and Technique
Ink on traditional Japanese shikishi board.
Size
Approximately 24 × 27 cm.
Condition
Vintage condition, with age-related spots, minor surface soiling, edge wear, and some damage to the corners. The painting and calligraphy are fully preserved.
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