An antique Japanese hand-painted hanging scroll (Kakejiku) depicting an elegant grass-and-insect scene featuring dragonflies (Tonbo). Executed by hand in color on silk (Kenpon), the painting captures the delicate beauty of insects among grasses and plants. The carefully observed dragonflies and botanical details reflect the Japanese artistic tradition of celebrating small, seasonal elements of the natural world. The dragonfly (Tonbo) has long been an important motif in Japanese culture. Historically admired by the samurai, it became associated with courage, determination, victory, and moving forward, while its appearance in seasonal paintings also evokes the atmosphere of late summer and autumn. The restrained composition, fine brushwork, and subtle coloring give the work a peaceful and refined appearance. The painting bears an artist’s signature/inscription and seal, providing further interest for collectors and potential clues regarding its attribution. The scroll is traditionally mounted and fitted with wooden roller ends. It would appeal to collectors of Japanese painting, insect and botanical art, Kachō-ga, seasonal imagery, and antique hanging scrolls. Due to age, there may be stains, foxing, fading, creases, discoloration, minor tears, repairs, or wear to the silk and mounting. Please examine all photographs carefully for the painting, signature and seal, mounting, roller ends, dimensions, and overall condition. Measurements (Approx.)cm
 Length(overall/painting): 163/86.5 Width(overall/ painting): 38/29 
 The painting is in old condition. (Please see photos for details)
Signs of age, some stains, split, wrinkles, and spots.
 
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