Title Japanese Hanging Scroll "Twin Cranes beneath Pine Trees" – Auspicious Bird-and-Flower Painting – With Storage Box Description An authentic Japanese hanging scroll depicting two elegant cranes standing beneath graceful pine branches. Executed with refined brushwork and subtle colors, the composition embodies the traditional Japanese appreciation for harmony, dignity, and auspicious symbolism. In Japanese culture, cranes are revered as symbols of longevity, happiness, and good fortune, while pine trees represent steadfastness and eternal prosperity. The pairing of two cranes beneath a pine tree has long been cherished as a celebratory motif suitable for festive occasions and as a wish for peace and longevity. The graceful posture of the birds and the restrained elegance of the composition create a serene and sophisticated atmosphere characteristic of traditional Japanese kachō-ga (bird-and-flower painting). The work bears the artist's signature and seal and is offered as an authentic piece. Period Shōwa period to early Heisei period (late 20th century) Dimensions Overall size including roller ends: approx. 54 × 178 cm Painting size: approx. 37 × 103 cm Materials Ink and light colors on paper Traditional brocade mounting Roller ends (Jikusaki): Resin Condition Overall in good condition with age-appropriate wear. Minor signs of age, handling, and storage may be present. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description. Included Hanging scroll (Kakejiku) Storage box (Kiribako) Shipping This item will be carefully packed and shipped by EMS (Express Mail Service) with tracking and insurance. Import duties, VAT, and any other taxes or charges imposed by the destination country are the responsibility of the buyer.