【Tea Ceremony Utensil】Omotesenke Jimyosai Autograph "Sen Nen Midori" Pine Tree Painting Large Folding Fan R1262O7

14th Generation Head of Omotesenke School, Jimyōsai's Autograph, Sennen no Midori (Thousand Year Green) Painting on a Large Folding Fan with Pine Trees
Sennen no Midori (Thousand Year Green)
This is an auspicious fan, said to keep its pine tree green for a thousand years, making it perfect for the first tea ceremony of the year.
Made by Shōgetsudō
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◆ Size
Width 43.0 cm x Length 39.5 cm

◆ Condition
There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but please understand that this is a long-term storage item.
Original Box
A fan stand is included, although it was not originally attached.

Jimyōsai
Born in 1938. 14th Generation Head of Omotesenke School. Eldest son of the 13th generation Sōchūsai. In 1967, he received the name Jimyōsai from Master Kōmyō Hōtoku of Daitoku-ji Temple and became Sōin. In 1979, Sōchūsai passed away, and on February 28th of the following year, he succeeded to the title of 14th generation Sōsa. In 1990, he celebrated the 400th anniversary of Rikyū's , holding memorial services and tea ceremonies. On February 28, 2018, he passed on his title and took the retired name Sōdan.

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