大田垣蓮月 Otagaki Rengetsu (1791-1875) Female poet nun Japanese Sencha set 6pcs Fine-point Brushes Waka poem Written Teapot & Cups with Box V669 Dry_lacquer a Nanga painter in Wakamatsu

a Nanga painter in Wakamatsu

the second generation of the Kishi School

He is also said to be an incarnation of Miroku Bosatsu

4" H / 29cm x 11cm x 13

姫島竹亭 Himejima Chikutei (1895-1945)

大田垣蓮月 Otagaki Rengetsu (1791-1875) Female poet nun Japanese Sencha set 6pcs Fine-point Brushes Waka poem Written Teapot & Cups with Box V669 Dry_lacquer a Nanga painter in WakamatsuDescription Otagaki Rengetsu Japanese Sencha set 6pcs Fine point Brushes Teapot & Cups with Box V669 The poems are written with a long, thin brush called a Menso (fine point brushes). The box says it was passed down to a person named Yamada of Daishoji Temple. Teapot Yamazato wa matsu no koe nomi kiki nare te kaze fuka nu hi wa sabishikari keri. Living deep in the mountains Ive grown fond of the soughing pines? On days when the wind is still how