This is a traditional Japanese hanging scroll painting (kakejiku) depicting Kiyomizu Temple in summer rain, executed in ink on silk. The work is attributed to Saitō Getsu (斎藤呉月) and reflects the aesthetic sensibility of Japanese suiboku-ga (ink landscape painting). The composition captures the atmospheric beauty of rainfall over the famous Kyoto temple, with soft gradations of ink conveying mist, moisture, and depth. The architectural elements of Kiyomizu-dera are harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape, creating a serene and contemplative scene. Ink landscape paintings of this type emphasize subtle tonal variation and expressive brushwork, conveying mood rather than strict realism. The theme of rain over a historic site evokes a sense of seasonal change and poetic tranquility, often appreciated in traditional Japanese art. Mounted with bone rollers, the scroll comes with its original storage box, suitable for preservation and display in a tokonoma alcove. An appealing example of Japanese ink landscape painting, suitable for collectors of hanging scrolls and classical Japanese art. Measurements (Approx.)cm
 Length(overall/painting): 189/131.5 Width(overall/ painting): 56/42
 The painting is in old condition. (Please see photos for details)
Signs of age, some stains, split, wrinkles, and spots.
 
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