Mounted Samurai Scroll by Manka, Boxed - Manka - Japan - 20th century

This is a traditional Japanese hanging scroll painting (kakejiku) depicting a mounted samurai warrior, executed in ink and color on silk. The work bears the signature Manka (萬華) and presents a classic subject within the tradition of musha-e (warrior paintings).

The composition portrays a warrior on horseback, carefully detailed with armor, weapons, and dynamic posture. The depiction emphasizes strength and dignity, reflecting the heroic ideals associated with Japan’s martial history. Attention to costume and equipment highlights the craftsmanship of historical warrior imagery.

The brushwork combines controlled lines with expressive movement, creating a balanced and visually engaging composition. The scroll is mounted with wooden rollers and comes with its original storage box (tomobako), suitable for preservation and display in a traditional tokonoma alcove.

Warrior-themed scroll paintings are widely appreciated for their strong visual presence and historical significance. This piece represents an appealing example of Japanese samurai-themed painting, suitable for collectors of traditional scrolls and historical art.


Measurements (Approx.)cm


Length(overall/painting): 192/113

Width(overall/ painting): 54/41

The painting is in old condition. (Please see photos for details)
Signs of age, some stains, split, wrinkles, and spots.


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