| A painting of Bodhidharma by Muromachi period painter monk Bokkei who is said to have been a disciple of Ikkyu Sojun with an inscription written by Ikkyu in the upper area reading 'Even Bodhidharma who pursued Zen asceticism would have considered the blooming flowers of springtime in his native India'. |
一休の弟子と伝わる室町時代の画僧・墨溪（ぼっけい）筆の達磨図で、上部には「禅の修業に励んだ達磨も、花が咲く故郷のインドの春を思ったのだろうか」という一休の賛がある。 |