Japanese Scroll Painting Crow Cherry Blossom Full Moon Kato Eishu Silk Box ASO43 Lacquerware Rather than hiding the damage

Rather than hiding the damage

Introduction Add a touch of traditional Japanese "Machiya" (merchant house) aesthetics to your home with this vintage wooden folding screen

This is common in vintage pieces due to the drying of the traditional binding agents

Period: Late Heian – Early Kamakura (12th century)

Japanese Scroll Painting Crow Cherry Blossom Full Moon Kato Eishu Silk Box ASO43 Lacquerware Rather than hiding the damageDescription Item Details This is a Japanese antique hanging scroll (Kakejiku) painting on silk, depicting a Crow (Karasu) perched on a Cherry Blossom (Sakura) branch under a hazy Full Moon. Artist: Kato Eishu (). Biography: A painter from the Kyoto circle. He studied under influential masters Kono Bairei, Kishi Chikudo, and Takeuchi Seiho, placing him in the lineage of the Maruyama Shijo school. Subject: "Moonlight Night, Cherry Blossoms, and Crow"