About This Items
- Japanese hanging scroll featuring the auspicious calligraphy phrase “福寿 / Fukujyu”.
- Artist: Hasegawa Kanshu / 長谷川寛州.
- Associated with Daitokuji / 大徳寺 and Sangen-in / 三玄院.
- Handwritten calligraphy on paper.
- “Fukujyu” means good fortune and longevity.
- Horizontal calligraphy format suitable for tea ceremony display.
- Mounted as a traditional Japanese hanging scroll / kakejiku.
- Hasegawa Kanshu was a former head priest of Sangen-in, a sub-temple of Daitokuji in Kyoto.
- Comes with a signed paulownia wooden box.
- Suitable for tokonoma alcove, tea room, study, meditation space, Japanese-style interior, restaurant, New Year display, or auspicious decoration.
- Please check all photos carefully for details and condition.
- Overall scroll: 125 × 60 cm / approx. 49.2 × 23.6 in
- Pre-owned vintage item.
- The calligraphy paper and mounting are both generally in good condition according to the provided information.
- Signed paulownia wooden box included.
- Please review all photos carefully before purchasing.
- We take great care in packaging to ensure safe delivery.
- Shipped from Japan.