【Handwritten】Tea Ceremony Tanzaku "Juzan Banjōkō" Zen Phrase, Authentic, Celebration, New Year, Hatsugama, Practice, Training ②

This is a handwritten *tanzaku* (a narrow strip of paper for calligraphy) meticulously crafted with care.
We have written the auspicious phrase **Juzan Banjō Takashi (寿山萬丈高)**, an essential for celebratory occasions and New Year's decorations.

[Meaning of the Phrase: Juzan Banjō Takashi]
Juzan (寿山) refers to a mountain where immortal beings are said to live, symbolizing eternal youth. The phrase that auspicious mountain stands tall to ten thousand *jō* (萬丈) signifies a heartfelt celebration of longevity, eternal youth, and the everlasting prosperity of a family.

[Recommended for These Occasions]

For New Year's Practice and First Tea Ceremony of the Year: Creates a dignified atmosphere suitable for the New Year from January to February.

For Celebratory Occasions: For celebrating the longevity of family members and loved ones, such as 60th (Kanreki), 70th (Koki), and 77th (Kiju) birthdays.

For Tea Ceremony Practice: A very convenient phrase to have as a hanging scroll for celebratory tea ceremony gatherings and for practice.

[Product Details]

Contents: 1 Handwritten Tanzaku

Size: Standard Tanzaku Size (approx. 36.4cm × 6.1cm)

Calligraphy Style: Bold and dynamic Gyosho (running script) style, suitable for celebratory occasions.

Condition: New, Unused (One-of-a-kind item)

[Shipping and Packaging]
To ensure your precious artwork arrives in perfect condition, it will be placed in an OPP bag and carefully packaged for shipping.

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