Antique Samurai Warrior Hanging Scroll, Hand-Painted - Anonymous - Japan - 20th century

This antique Japanese hanging scroll depicts a commanding samurai warrior dressed in traditional armor. Executed by hand in ink and color, the composition captures the courage, dignity, and martial spirit associated with Japan’s warrior culture.

Samurai paintings, known as Musha-e, were traditionally displayed during the May Boys’ Festival, or Tango no Sekku, now celebrated as Children’s Day in Japan. These powerful images symbolized bravery, strength, loyalty, protection, and wishes for the healthy growth and future success of children.

The detailed armor, expressive posture, and dynamic composition create a strong visual presence while reflecting the refined techniques of traditional Japanese painting. Presented in the classic kakejiku hanging-scroll format, the work is suitable for display in a tokonoma alcove, tea room, study, gallery, or private collection.

This piece would appeal to collectors of samurai art, Japanese military history, antique hanging scrolls, and traditional Asian paintings.


Measurements (Approx.)cm


Length(overall/painting): 204/129

Width(overall/ painting): 53/40.5 


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


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