Japanese Rokusha Daimyojin Calligraphy Paper Hanging Scroll
Japanese hanging scroll, or kakemono, featuring four large-scale calligraphic characters in black ink on paper. The central text reads vertically from top to bottom as Roku, Sha, Dai, and Jin, translating to Rokusha Daimyojin, referring to a collective of six deities. The work is mounted on patterned silk and fabric with wooden rollers. Two red square seals are present on the left side of the paper; the upper seal contains four characters in seal script including Shin, while the lower seal appears to be a two-character name seal in archaic script. The reverse of the mounting bears a red rectangular stamp identifying the mounter as Miyama Eigado, located at Teramachi, Sanjo Agaru in Kyoto.
Dimensions: 81"W x 22.75"H
Weight: 14. oz
Condition: Good.
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Japanese hanging scroll, or kakemono, featuring four large-scale calligraphic characters in black ink on paper. The central text reads vertically from top to bottom as Roku, Sha, Dai, and Jin, translating to Rokusha Daimyojin, referring to a collective of six deities. The work is mounted on patterned silk and fabric with wooden rollers. Two red square seals are present on the left side of the paper; the upper seal contains four characters in seal script including Shin, while the lower seal appears to be a two-character name seal in archaic script. The reverse of the mounting bears a red rectangular stamp identifying the mounter as Miyama Eigado, located at Teramachi, Sanjo Agaru in Kyoto.
Dimensions: 81"W x 22.75"H
Weight: 14. oz
Condition: Good.