Semi-Antique Hanging Scroll, Kakejiku, Japanese Calligraphy Hanging Scroll, Handwriting,
The calligraphy bears the artist’s signature and seals and comes with its Tomobako (original signed paulownia box).
Touzo was a priest at Syojyoin Temple in Chiba, Japan. The temple has a history of more than 1,400 years, and its principal object of worship is associated with children, health, and longevity.
The calligraphy is dated May 9, 1938.
The meaning of the scroll is: “Plum leaves softly and subtly colored by the setting sun.”
Measurement
Mounting (Width x Length): 22cm x 182cm / Approx. 8 21/32″ x 71 21/32″
Writing (Width x Length): 20cm x 129cm / Approx. 7 7/8″ x 50 25/32″
Weight: 127g
Gross Weight incl. box: 309g
Material
Mounting: Silk
Ichimonji: Silk
Surface: Washi Paper
Roller Ends: Bone
Other Details
Box: Tomobako (original signed paulownia box)
Maker: Touzo (Syojyoin Temple)
Age: May 9, 1938
Region of Origin: Japan
Original / Reproduction: Antique Original
Condition: Very good antique condition consistent with age. (Lightly used)
* Folding creases.
* Almost no discoloration due to age.
* Very good condition on the mounting.
* No visible stains on the mounting.
* Very good condition on the surface.
* No visible stains on the surface.
* Light stains on the back surface.
* Minor scratches and fraying on the back surface.
* Minor scratches on the roller ends. (Refer to No. 10 photo)
* Light discoloration on the wooden box. (Refer to No. 1 and No. 10 photos)
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