Antique Japanese Scroll – Ebisu God of Luck – Late Edo-Meiji Sakigorō, #956

Beautiful original Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku) painted on delicate washi paper, depicting Ebisu – one of the Seven Gods of Fortune, seated on rice bales, symbolizing prosperity and wealth.

Artist’s signature: 佐喜五郎画 (Sakigorō ga – “painted by Sakigorō”) with traditional red seal.

Typical of regional folk painting style with subtle sumi-e ink brushwork, late Edo to early Meiji period (circa 1860–1890).

Perfect piece for collectors of Japanese folk art, wabi-sabi interior, or Shinto motifs.

Ships safely rolled and protected from Latvia (Riga Gallery of Japanese Art “CloudyYokomido”).

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