二点の日本の掛軸:絹地に描かれた長寿の神(寿老人)と、紙に描かれた竹林の虎 - Paper - Japan - Edo Period (1600-1868)

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Two Japanese hanging scrolls from the Edo period, comprising Jurōjin on silk and Tiger in Bamboo Grove on paper, both signed and in good condition, with the overall dimensions 118 × 41 cm and 173 × 35 cm respectively.

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item and its origin

This fine 2-in-1 set features two authentic Japanese hanging scrolls (kakejiku) showcasing iconic traditional themes:

Deity of Longevity (Jurōjin) - Silk Painting

Depicting Jurōjin, one of Japan's Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin), painted in vivid detail on fine silk. He holds a walking staff with a gourd tied to it, carrying warm, benevolent facial expressions symbolizing longevity, health, and wisdom. Signed "Sōsetsu" (宗雪) with a red artist seal at the lower left.

Tiger in Bamboo Grove - Paper Painting

A dynamic ink painting on paper capturing a powerful tiger emerging from bamboo stalks. The expressive ink brushwork highlights the intense gaze and sharp claws of the tiger, conveying strength and protection. Signed and sealed at the upper right.

Both scrolls represent classic Japanese classical motifs suitable for display in tea rooms, traditional interiors, or Asian art collections.

Note: The white roller ends (jiku-gashira) are made of synthetic resin.

Collector’s Value & Benefits

Dual Subject Combination: Combines auspicious blessings of longevity and health (Jurōjin) with courage, vitality, and protection from evil (Tiger).

Artistic Material Contrast: Features both refined color work on silk and expressive sumi-ink brushmanship on paper.

Great Display Versatility: Excellent addition for collectors seeking a versatile duo of Japanese hanging scrolls.

Dimensions (in cm)

Scroll 1 (Jurōjin on Silk): Overall: 118 × 41 cm / Painting: 110 × 30 cm

Scroll 2 (Tiger on Paper): Overall: 173 × 35 cm / Painting: 114 × 33 cm

Weight (in grams)

1000 g

Shipping method

Shipping & International Duties:

● Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or Europe to destinations worldwide.

● We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit.

● DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) Shipping included: To provide you with a smoother shopping experience and premium logistics service, all import duties, taxes (VAT), and customs clearance handling fees incurred in your destination country will be fully covered and paid by us. You will not have to pay any additional customs fees upon delivery.

● Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

item and its origin

This fine 2-in-1 set features two authentic Japanese hanging scrolls (kakejiku) showcasing iconic traditional themes:

Deity of Longevity (Jurōjin) - Silk Painting

Depicting Jurōjin, one of Japan's Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin), painted in vivid detail on fine silk. He holds a walking staff with a gourd tied to it, carrying warm, benevolent facial expressions symbolizing longevity, health, and wisdom. Signed "Sōsetsu" (宗雪) with a red artist seal at the lower left.

Tiger in Bamboo Grove - Paper Painting

A dynamic ink painting on paper capturing a powerful tiger emerging from bamboo stalks. The expressive ink brushwork highlights the intense gaze and sharp claws of the tiger, conveying strength and protection. Signed and sealed at the upper right.

Both scrolls represent classic Japanese classical motifs suitable for display in tea rooms, traditional interiors, or Asian art collections.

Note: The white roller ends (jiku-gashira) are made of synthetic resin.

Collector’s Value & Benefits

Dual Subject Combination: Combines auspicious blessings of longevity and health (Jurōjin) with courage, vitality, and protection from evil (Tiger).

Artistic Material Contrast: Features both refined color work on silk and expressive sumi-ink brushmanship on paper.

Great Display Versatility: Excellent addition for collectors seeking a versatile duo of Japanese hanging scrolls.

Dimensions (in cm)

Scroll 1 (Jurōjin on Silk): Overall: 118 × 41 cm / Painting: 110 × 30 cm

Scroll 2 (Tiger on Paper): Overall: 173 × 35 cm / Painting: 114 × 33 cm

Weight (in grams)

1000 g

Shipping method

Shipping & International Duties:

● Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or Europe to destinations worldwide.

● We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit.

● DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) Shipping included: To provide you with a smoother shopping experience and premium logistics service, all import duties, taxes (VAT), and customs clearance handling fees incurred in your destination country will be fully covered and paid by us. You will not have to pay any additional customs fees upon delivery.

● Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

Details

王朝様式/時代
Edo Period (1600-1868)
アイテム数
2
原産国
Japan
帰属
Signed
素材
Paper
高さ
174 cm
幅
35 cm
作品タイトル
Two Japanese Hanging Scrolls: Deity of Longevity (Jurōjin) on Silk & Tiger in Bamboo Grove on Paper
コンディション
Good condition
来歴
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
日本Verified
118
Objects sold
100%
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