＊The item will be shipped from Japan to overseas. 　As a result, it may arrive with the tip of the shaft detached due to significant vibration during shipping. 　In that case, we apologize for the inconvenience, but please reattach it using wood glue or instant adhesive. 　Thank you in advance. This hanging scroll depicts a scene from the Japanese story "Kyoto Doll 京人形”. The signature and seal are "輝水 Kisui”. ◯Kyoto Doll ／ 　“Hidari Jingoro 左甚五郎”, a Kyoto carver with extraordinary talent, poured all of his 　skills into creating a doll that looked exactly like the beautiful woman he admired. The doll was a wonderful creation. The doll suddenly began to move and behave like a real woman. He was surprised and delighted, but after a while the woman reverted to her original doll 　form once again. 　This story depicts the joy of breathing life into a doll, and the sadness of it returning 　to being just another doll. ◯Kawahara Kisui 河原輝水 ／ 　A painter from the Taisho era. 　He specialized in painting beautiful women. There are stains and creases due to aging. This is an antique item. Please understand that it is used and shows some signs of wear. Please check the image. Roller end：​Bone. There is no wooden box. Shipping method is EMS by Japan Post. EMS is the fastest and secure international mail. Delivery may be delayed depending on the country and situation. Size Overall: vertical 197.3× width 51.9ccm　＊width does not include roller ends. (the work: vertical 123.8× width 39.8cm)：Gross Weight Approximately 670g ＊According to the policies of your local country, other fees may be charged, such as customs duties.