Rare Japanese Daruma Hanging Plaque Edo/Meiji Period Enke & Ryu-Un 15" LS#077 Nesting Bowls Attributed to: Teruhide Kato was
Description
Attributed to: Teruhide Kato was born in Kyoto in 1936 and trained in Japanese painting at Kyoto Art University (often rendered “Kyoto Art College” in English)
Condition: Good with a few patch repairs
The last two photos show a special bamboo leaf stamp that was struck on the side of the coin to prevent counterfeiting
pasted to board
Marking = 森 (Mori
Rare Japanese Daruma Hanging Plaque Edo/Meiji Period Enke & Ryu-Un 15" LS#077 Nesting Bowls Attributed to: Teruhide Kato wasDaruma on Reed PlaqueJapan, 19th Century Edo MeijiWood with inlaid polychrome ceramicSigned: Ry un Enke This rare wooden plaque features Daruma (Bodhidharma), founder of Zen Buddhism, depicted crossing the Yangtze River on a single reedsymbolizing his legendary journey to spread Zen teachings. The expressive ceramic inlay captures his fierce devotion and spiritual strength. Created with vivid enamel work and bearing the seals of artists Enke and Ry
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