Item Description

• Item: Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku)

• Calligrapher: Kanjo Mori (森寛紹), 406th Chief Abbot of Koyasan Kongobu-ji Temple

• Style: Zen Buddhist calligraphy

• Phrase: Zen proverb (禅語, specific content not translated)

• Mounting: Soft beige and gold silk borders

• Box: Includes original wooden storage box

Dimensions:

• Approx. 186.5 cm × 33.3 cm (73.4 in × 13.1 in), excluding roller ends

Condition:

• Light stains on the paper

• Slight age-related discoloration on the mounting

This refined Japanese hanging scroll showcases a Zen Buddhist calligraphy by Kanjo Mori, the 406th Chief Abbot of Kongobu-ji, the head temple of Koyasan. The elegant brushwork delivers a classic Zen proverb, imparting stillness, focus, and spiritual clarity.

Ideal for meditation spaces, tea rooms, or sacred environments, this scroll embodies the quiet discipline and grace of Japanese Zen. In feng shui, such calligraphy is said to invite centered energy, balance, and insight.

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