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Hanging scroll Naoya Kuga "Tsukigosaru Reihozu" Kinumoto with box JAPAN
Hanging scroll Naoya Kuga "Tsukigosaru Reihozu" Kinumoto with box JAPAN
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We will exhibit the unused hanging scroll "Tsukigosaru Reihozu" by Naoya Kuga. Five monkeys hang from a pine branch, trying to grab the moon reflected on the surface of the water.
This composition is the secret good luck map of "Five Monkeys on the Moon" that has been passed down since ancient times. Five monkeys "Five monkeys" leads to "marriage", and "grabbing the moon" means "grabbing the luck".
The full moon reflected on the surface of the water is regarded as a symbol of "fulfillment of a wish" and means the prosperity of family luck along with the golden Fuji. You can use it as a year-round hanging.
This item will be stored for a long period of time, so please be aware of this before bidding.
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Main body: Approximately 190 cm in length Approximately 54.5 cm in width Approximately 60.5 cm in shaft width Main paper / New silk main shaft tip / Pottery surface The fissure is made of Rakusai Rakuko, a type of silk fabric. Paulownia box storage / Made in Japan
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