Ebisu and Daikokuten – Vintage Japanese Silk Kakejiku Scroll, Showa Period, Tomobako
$287.88
Japanese ink and color painting on silk, Showa period, depicting Ebisu and Daikokuten, two of Japan's Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin).
Ebisu stands on a rocky shore holding a fishing rod and a sea bream, while Daikokuten appears above him with his magical wish-granting mallet. Rolling sea waves, distant mountains, and Mount Fuji complete this traditional composition symbolizing prosperity, good fortune, and abundance.
Signed Baisen, with the artist's seal.
The scroll features traditional Japanese brocade mounting and comes with an inscribed wooden tomobako bearing the title, artist's name, and seal.
Material and technique: Ink and color on silk, traditional brocade mounting.
Size: 63 × 186 cm (overall scroll dimensions).
Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related wear.
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