Kakejiku (Japanese hanging scroll) with Peonies painting by Haruki Wakabayashi

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Product Id	B***6
Artist Name	Haruki Wakabayashi
Profile	A Japanese-style Painter
Size	**5mm x ***0mm
Roller End Material	Ceramic
Material of the Work	Silk

A Japanese peony, considered the king of flowers, has a symbolic meaning that includes wealth, good fortune and honor. The peony originated in China. Around the eighth century, the Chinese introduced the peony to Japan. The peony is a favorite flower in gardens all over the world; its symbolic meaning serves as an inspiration for a variety of art forms.
In the kakejiku (hanging scroll) world, displaying the kakejiku of a peony painting is considered the best hospitality for a guest. Therefore, this kakejiku is often displayed even in seasons other than early summer.
Kouhaku means a combination of red color and white colors. Kouhaku is thought to be a good omen. Therefore, the national flag of Japan is a white rectangular flag with a large red disk (representing the sun) in the center.
This is a work of red and white peonies painted by Haruki Wakabayashi. He expresses the peonys beauty and the happy atmosphere of kouhaku very well. We can almost feel the vitality of the peonies through the depiction of sprouts.

国家:	Japan
型号:	B0006
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最小订单:	1 Piece
包装细节:	The kakejiku is in a paulownia box wrapped by tatou-shi paper box. We will pack the item carefully i
交货时间:	about 1 week
供应能力:	30 Piece per Month
付款方式:	-
產品組 :	Seasonal Kakejiku