求愛ダンスをする鶴の掛け軸 - 楮紙、絹 - Japan - 江戸時代後期(18世紀/19世紀前半)
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Description from the seller
Charmingly translate into Japanese: A charming kakejiku 掛け軸 (hanging scroll) featuring a painting of a gathering of red-crowned cranes 丹頂鶴 (tanchôzuru).
The composition depicts four pairs of cranes engaged in elegant courtship displays. Some perform their characteristic mating dances on the ground, while others mirror each other's movements in graceful flight. The birds are set within a tranquil landscape traversed by a gently meandering stream.
Cranes have long been revered in Japan as symbols of longevity, fidelity, and good fortune.
Executed in ink and colours on silk. The painting bears a four-character red seal in the lower left corner.
Mounted as a hanging scroll with a silk brocade mounting, restored at a later date.
Dimensions:
Image: 37.5 × 91.5 cm
Total (including mounting): 141 × 111.5 cm
Period: Japan – Second half Edo period (18th/first half 19th century)
Considering its age in good restored condition, with wear consistent with age, including discolouration, restorations, and minor losses. Please refer to the photographs for a clear condition reference.
Complete with a wooden tomobako 共箱 (storage box).
When shipped, we will include a certificate of authenticity.
Important notice: Please note that the ivory roller ends (jikusaki) will be removed before shipping or handover, and are therefore not included in this offer.
Seller's Story
Charmingly translate into Japanese: A charming kakejiku 掛け軸 (hanging scroll) featuring a painting of a gathering of red-crowned cranes 丹頂鶴 (tanchôzuru).
The composition depicts four pairs of cranes engaged in elegant courtship displays. Some perform their characteristic mating dances on the ground, while others mirror each other's movements in graceful flight. The birds are set within a tranquil landscape traversed by a gently meandering stream.
Cranes have long been revered in Japan as symbols of longevity, fidelity, and good fortune.
Executed in ink and colours on silk. The painting bears a four-character red seal in the lower left corner.
Mounted as a hanging scroll with a silk brocade mounting, restored at a later date.
Dimensions:
Image: 37.5 × 91.5 cm
Total (including mounting): 141 × 111.5 cm
Period: Japan – Second half Edo period (18th/first half 19th century)
Considering its age in good restored condition, with wear consistent with age, including discolouration, restorations, and minor losses. Please refer to the photographs for a clear condition reference.
Complete with a wooden tomobako 共箱 (storage box).
When shipped, we will include a certificate of authenticity.
Important notice: Please note that the ivory roller ends (jikusaki) will be removed before shipping or handover, and are therefore not included in this offer.

