$157.06
Vintage Japanese ink calligraphy on shikishi from the Showa period. The main inscription, Senkyaku Banrai, expresses a wish for a continuous flow of guests and lasting prosperity, while the smaller inscription adds a joyful and celebratory note.
The work belongs to the secular tradition of engimono, auspicious objects associated with good fortune, hospitality, and successful beginnings. The composition combines this worldly wish for prosperity with a monastic inscription and artist seals. The original paper wrapper is preserved and identifies the calligrapher as Chiba Wako.
Size
Approximately 24 × 27 cm
Condition
Vintage condition with light age-related toning, minor surface marks, and traces of storage. The original paper wrapper shows age-related wear.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form part of the condition description.
Shipping
Safe and tracked shipping from Latvia (Riga Gallery of Japanese Art CloudyYokomido). Protective packaging.
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