➡️ see also scrolls (🤞 I should merge these pages at some point)
* 墨蹟（ぼく せき）: Lit. ink traces, Zen calligraphies. 村田珠光（むらた しゅこう） (1422-1502) got one from his Zen teacher and hung it in the tea room.
- 懐紙（かいし）: poetry written on paper slips
- 色紙（しきし）: Lit. color paper, square paper with poetry. Sometimes attached to the reverse side of the lid of a box for a 茶碗 or 茶入
- 古筆切（こ ひつ ぎれ） : fragments of ancient writings, often taken from collections of poetry
- 消息（しょう そく）: Lit. extinguished breath, personal letters (as opposed to official ones). Such letters of tea masters are appreciated. Sometimes they accompany 道具, in which case they can be hung in the 待合（まち あい）(waiting room) and the main item used in the tea gathering.
- 禅機画（ぜん き が）: Paintings of Zen activity. They remind us of the out-of-the-ordinary ordinariness of life (CQ75).
Artists
- 後藤瑞巌, one of the two Zen masters of Daisosho according to FF
Classification
