Japanese Antique Samurai Armor Kakejiku Hanging Scroll Painting with Box ASO413 Tea Bowl From March 1991 (Heisei 3)

From March 1991 (Heisei 3)

Tomobako: It comes with a wooden storage box featuring calligraphy that reads "Chawan" (Tea Bowl)

making it an excellent addition to any collection of Japanese traditional crafts

A sorakagi differs from a jizai kagi in its compact

originally created in early Showa as a “National History Moral Picture Collection

Japanese Antique Samurai Armor Kakejiku Hanging Scroll Painting with Box ASO413 Tea Bowl From March 1991 (Heisei 3)Japanese Samurai Armor Kakejiku Hanging Scroll Painting with Box ASO413 The inscription on the box indicates that it was made on a summer day in Taisho 7 (1918). This is a Japanese hanging scroll (Kakejiku) depicting a samurai armor (yoroi) painted with meticulous detail. It captures the elegance and dignity of Japans warrior culture, blending artistry and history in a single piece. Features Type: Hanging scroll (Kakejiku) Subject: Samurai armor