■ Overview
This Japanese kakejiku hanging scroll features handwritten Chinese poem calligraphy by Fujimori Koan, also known as Tenzan. It is a paper scroll from the Edo period with a traditional hanging format for tokonoma, tea room, or Japanese-style display.
■ Key Features
- Fujimori Koan Tenzan calligraphy
- Handwritten ink work on paper
- Protective box included
■ Condition
This is a pre-owned Japanese traditional item. It may show signs of age, storage, or previous use. Please review all photos carefully for the exact condition.
The paper artwork has tears and overall fold lines. The front mounting has overall fold lines. The reverse mounting has tears, writing, holes, and age-related soiling. Stains and scratches are also noted as condition concerns in the source information.
■ Dimensions
Overall Height: 62.4 in (158.5 cm)
Overall Width: 25.2 in (64 cm)
Artwork Height: 41.6 in (105.7 cm)
Artwork Width: 17.4 in (44.3 cm)
■ Why Buyers May Appreciate It
This Edo-period handwritten calligraphy scroll offers named-artist interest and a substantial traditional display size for tea ceremony or Japanese interior presentation.