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Zusammengefasster Los: Zwei japanische figürliche Wandrollen – Daruma-Puppe Haiga Tea‑Scroll & Monk - Papier - Kidōjin - Japan - Taishō Zeit (1912-1926)
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Zusammengefasster Los: Zwei japanische figürliche Wandrollen – Daruma-Puppe Haiga Tea‑Scroll & Monk - Papier - Kidōjin - Japan - Taishō Zeit (1912-1926)

Short description of the item and its origin This combined‑lot consists of two charming Japanese paper hanging scrolls, acquired together from one single long‑term private collector. According to the original owner’s record, both scrolls are works by the Japanese artist Kidōjin. The first scroll is a classic Japanese tea‑house hanging scroll (chagake): a whimsical Haiga painting of a red Daruma doll, accompanied by hand‑written haiku‑style waka calligraphy. Daruma is a beloved, auspicious Zen symbol of perseverance, good fortune and inner spiritual reflection. This piece bears the artist’s signature and seal. The second unsigned scroll depicts a humorous, lively scene: a robed monk playing alongside a playful spotted dog. Painted in the same playful, expressive folk‑art aesthetic as the Daruma scroll, it shares the light‑hearted Zen‑inflected spirit. We have grouped these two scrolls as one matched set because of their shared origin from the same collection, consistent artistic tone and complementary themes: one serene Zen Daruma motif and one playful genre scene, forming a delightful pair of Japanese figurative artworks for tea‑room or interior display. Both scrolls are fully mounted and ready-to-hang, with one of the roller ends made of resin. Collector’s Value & Benefits A curated matched pair originating from a single private Japanese collection, with documented provenance linking both works to artist Kidōjin. The signed Daruma haiga tea‑scroll is a fine authentic example of Japanese tea‑culture art, full of warm Zen atmosphere, perfectly suited for tea‑room display. The unsigned monk‑and‑dog scroll adds a rare, light‑hearted folk‑genre subject; its naive, lively brush‑style balances the more meditative Daruma painting. Both scrolls are fully mounted and ready‑to‑hang. This lot is an attractive choice for collectors of Japanese tea‑scrolls, Zen‑themed art, folk‑style figurative paintings and early‑20th‑century Japanese hanging scrolls. Dimensions (in cm) Daruma Doll Haiga Tea‑Scroll: Total scroll: H 149 cm × W 45 cm Artwork area: H 25 cm × W 18 cm Monk Playing with a Spotted Dog Scroll: Total scroll: H 133 cm × W 37 cm Artwork area: H 58 cm × W 27 cm Weight (in grams) 1800 g Shipping method & International Duties Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or China to destinations worldwide. We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit. Please be aware that import duties, taxes (VAT), and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Depending on your country, expect an additional 22%–35% of the total value (price + shipping) to be charged by your local customs office upon delivery. Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

Nr. 106639814

Verkauft
Zusammengefasster Los: Zwei japanische figürliche Wandrollen – Daruma-Puppe Haiga Tea‑Scroll & Monk - Papier - Kidōjin - Japan - Taishō Zeit (1912-1926)

Zusammengefasster Los: Zwei japanische figürliche Wandrollen – Daruma-Puppe Haiga Tea‑Scroll & Monk - Papier - Kidōjin - Japan - Taishō Zeit (1912-1926)

Short description of the item and its origin
This combined‑lot consists of two charming Japanese paper hanging scrolls, acquired together from one single long‑term private collector. According to the original owner’s record, both scrolls are works by the Japanese artist Kidōjin.
The first scroll is a classic Japanese tea‑house hanging scroll (chagake): a whimsical Haiga painting of a red Daruma doll, accompanied by hand‑written haiku‑style waka calligraphy. Daruma is a beloved, auspicious Zen symbol of perseverance, good fortune and inner spiritual reflection. This piece bears the artist’s signature and seal.
The second unsigned scroll depicts a humorous, lively scene: a robed monk playing alongside a playful spotted dog. Painted in the same playful, expressive folk‑art aesthetic as the Daruma scroll, it shares the light‑hearted Zen‑inflected spirit.
We have grouped these two scrolls as one matched set because of their shared origin from the same collection, consistent artistic tone and complementary themes: one serene Zen Daruma motif and one playful genre scene, forming a delightful pair of Japanese figurative artworks for tea‑room or interior display. Both scrolls are fully mounted and ready-to-hang, with one of the roller ends made of resin.
Collector’s Value & Benefits
A curated matched pair originating from a single private Japanese collection, with documented provenance linking both works to artist Kidōjin.
The signed Daruma haiga tea‑scroll is a fine authentic example of Japanese tea‑culture art, full of warm Zen atmosphere, perfectly suited for tea‑room display.
The unsigned monk‑and‑dog scroll adds a rare, light‑hearted folk‑genre subject; its naive, lively brush‑style balances the more meditative Daruma painting.
Both scrolls are fully mounted and ready‑to‑hang. This lot is an attractive choice for collectors of Japanese tea‑scrolls, Zen‑themed art, folk‑style figurative paintings and early‑20th‑century Japanese hanging scrolls.
Dimensions (in cm)
Daruma Doll Haiga Tea‑Scroll:
Total scroll: H 149 cm × W 45 cm
Artwork area: H 25 cm × W 18 cm
Monk Playing with a Spotted Dog Scroll:
Total scroll: H 133 cm × W 37 cm
Artwork area: H 58 cm × W 27 cm
Weight (in grams)
1800 g
Shipping method & International Duties
Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or China to destinations worldwide.
We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit.
Please be aware that import duties, taxes (VAT), and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Depending on your country, expect an additional 22%–35% of the total value (price + shipping) to be charged by your local customs office upon delivery.
Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

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