This is a traditional Japanese hanging scroll painting (kakejiku) depicting Mount Fuji under clear skies, executed in ink on paper. The work is attributed to Oda Sessō (小田雪窓) and reflects the aesthetic sensibility of Japanese suiboku-ga (ink painting). The composition presents Mount Fuji with a calm and balanced structure, emphasizing its iconic silhouette and spiritual significance. Fuji has long been regarded as a symbol of purity, permanence, and auspicious fortune in Japanese culture, making it a popular subject in both art and tea ceremony settings. The brushwork shows subtle tonal variation and controlled ink application, creating depth and atmosphere while maintaining simplicity. The scroll is mounted with bamboo rollers, suitable for use as a chagake (tea room scroll) or for display in a traditional tokonoma alcove. The piece comes with its original storage box, supporting preservation and collectability. An appealing example of Japanese ink landscape painting, suitable for collectors of hanging scrolls, tea ceremony objects, and traditional Japanese art. Measurements (Approx.)cm
 Length(overall/painting): 192/122 Width(overall/ painting): 32/29.5 
 The painting is in old condition. (Please see photos for details)
Signs of age, some stains, split, wrinkles, and spots.
 
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