Tanzaku All Seasons - Harmony is Precious - Former Daitoku-ji Abbot Shōshō
This is a short strip of paper (tanzaku) used in tea ceremony.
It is calligraphy by Jōshō Hashimoto, former Daitoku.
There are notes on the paper cover, as shown in the 5th photo.
Thank you for your consideration.
Wa o motte tōtoshi to nasu (Harmony is to be valued) is a phrase from the beginning of the first article of the Seventeen-Article Constitution established by Prince Shōtoku in 604. It means that it is most precious (important) for people to get along, cooperate, avoid conflict, and maintain harmony.
It is calligraphy by Jōshō Hashimoto, former Daitoku.
There are notes on the paper cover, as shown in the 5th photo.
Thank you for your consideration.
Wa o motte tōtoshi to nasu (Harmony is to be valued) is a phrase from the beginning of the first article of the Seventeen-Article Constitution established by Prince Shōtoku in 604. It means that it is most precious (important) for people to get along, cooperate, avoid conflict, and maintain harmony.
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