Description A harmonious matching set of two traditional Japanese hanging scrolls (kakejiku), hand-painted on silk. This carefully selected pair combines two iconic and auspicious motifs in Japanese culture: Red Fuji, symbolizing prosperity, success, and good fortune Cranes with pine tree, representing longevity, harmony, and happiness Together, these themes create a well-balanced and meaningful set, traditionally appreciated as complementary decorations in Japanese interiors. Ideal for display as a pair. Both scrolls are large in size and feature refined brushwork, soft color gradation, and elegant compositions typical of Showa-period decorative art. Details Technique: Hand-painted (nikuhitsu) on silk Set: 2 scrolls (matching decorative set) Subjects: Red Fuji / Cranes & Pine tree Period: 20th century (Showa era, estimated) Origin: Japan Dimensions Cranes scroll (signed Shuho 秋峰) Overall: approx. 181.5 × 58.5 cm Image size: approx. 103.7 × 40.5 cm Red Fuji scroll (signed Shigeaki 重秋) Overall: approx. 192.7 × 60.0 cm Image size: approx. 104.3 × 41.0 cm Condition Both scrolls are in good overall condition, showing minor signs of age such as light creases, small stains, and slight wear to the mounting. Please refer to the photos for details. Note This is a curated matching set, intended to be appreciated and displayed together. Shipping Carefully packed and shipped from Japan with tracking. Customs and import duties are the responsibility of the buyer.