A striking Japanese hanging scroll depicting a powerful tiger emerging from dense grass, captured with exceptional detail and dynamic composition. The tiger is portrayed in a low, advancing posture, creating a strong sense of tension and movement. Its intense gaze and finely rendered fur give the impression of a living presence, showcasing the artist’s high level of technical skill. Delicate brushwork combined with subtle gradations of ink and color enhances the realism, particularly in the intricate rendering of the fur and facial expression. The surrounding grasses add depth and atmosphere, reinforcing the overall impact of the composition. In Japanese art, the tiger is traditionally regarded as a symbol of strength, courage, and protection, believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune. This makes the work not only visually impressive but also culturally meaningful. This artwork is hand-painted on silk and bears the artist’s signature and seal. Period: Showa period (late 20th century) A timeless and highly decorative piece with strong presence, ideal for collectors and interior display. Dimensions Artwork size: approx. 117 × 41.5 cm (height × width) Overall size (including mounting): approx. 191 × 55 cm (height × width) Additional information Technique: Hand-painted (Nihonga style) Material: Silk Condition: Good condition with minor signs of age No storage box Shipping The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance. Total weight including packaging: approx. 1.0 kg. Please note that import duties, taxes, and customs fees, if applicable, are the responsibility of the buyer.