Nama-sama Naya Sōtan Chashintsū Kokon One-line Calligraphy, Handwritten Tanzaku, Framed, Urasenke Tea Ceremony Utensil, 527

This is a short poem (tanzaku) by Naya Sōtan, titled Chashintsū Kokon (Tea Heart Understanding Ancient and Modern).
Handwritten. No noticeable stains. Framed. Includes a noshi (gift wrapping) from Hōunsai on the paper box.
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Dimensions:
Artwork: 36.2 cm (height) x 7.6 cm (width)
Overall: 61 cm (height) x 15.8 cm (width) x 3 cm (depth)

Born in Kyoto in September 1925 (Taisho 14) as the second son of the 14th Grand Master of Urasenke, Mugen-sai Sen Sōshitsu. Real name: Yoshiharu. Studio names: Rōan (from Grand Master Mugen-sai) and Muichian (from Grand Master Hōunsai). Graduated from Doshisha University, Faculty of Law and Economics, Department of Economics in March 1948 (Showa 23). Served as representative of various companies in the Tankosha Group, Vice Chairman of the International Tea Ceremony Culture Association, Advisor to the International Tea Ceremony Culture Association, Special Director of the Kyoto Economic Association, Councilor of the Inamori Foundation, Honorary Chairman of the Kyoto Prefecture Cultural Youth Association, Honorary Consul of Portugal in Kyoto, Chief of Urasenke, Vice Chairman of the Urasenke Tankokai Association, Chairman of the Culture Department of the Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Vice Chairman of the Kyoto Tourism Association, Councilor of the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation, Chairman of the Kyoto Athletics Association, and many other positions. Awarded the Konju Hosho (twice), the Order of Prince Henry the Navigator of the Portuguese Republic, the Blue Ribbon Medal, the Third Class Order of the Rising Sun, and others.

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