Short description of the item and its origin This is an original ink and color painting on silk titled "Peonies and Golden Pheasant," created by the renowned Japanese Nanga (Southern School) artist Yamamoto Baiitsu (1783–1856). The artwork features a vibrant composition of blooming peonies and a majestic golden pheasant perched on a rock, executed with Baiitsu's characteristic elegant brushwork and refined coloring. The inscription reads "Written by Gen'ichi in the Gyokusen Room," referring to the artist's studio name. Originating from Japan during the late Edo period, this hanging scroll is mounted with traditional blue patterned silk borders and includes an original wooden storage box (tomobako) inscribed with the title and artist's name, serving as a certificate of authenticity. Dimensions (in cm) Total size: 206 x 56 cm Image size: 133 x 42 cm Weight (in grams) 2500 g Shipping method Standard tracked shipping with insurance. The scroll will be carefully rolled and packed in a protective tube for safe transit.