Vintage Japanese Kakejiku Hanging Scroll, Kacho-ga with Persimmon and Sparrows, Early Showa (1927-1945) | SKU: 26M-611-2

Vintage Japanese Kakejiku Hanging Scroll, Kacho-ga with Persimmon and Sparrows, Early Showa (1927-1945) | SKU: 26M-611-2

A hand-painted kakejiku scroll depicting kaki (persimmon) branches with sparrows -- a celebrated motif of Japanese autumn

A kakejiku is a traditional Japanese hanging scroll -- a vertically mounted artwork displayed in the tokonoma (alcove) of a Japanese room to reflect the season or occasion. This vintage kakejiku presents a finely rendered kacho-ga (bird-and-flower painting) in the nihonga tradition, depicting laden kaki (persimmon) branches heavy with brilliant vermilion fruit, their rust-and-umber leaves turning in the autumn air, while small sparrows perch and forage among the boughs. The composition moves fluidly from upper to lower register, with confident ink brushwork anchoring the heavier washes of mineral pigment. A red seal and artist's signature appear in the lower right corner, consistent with the conventions of Japanese vintage fine art from the Early Showa period. The brocade fabric borders -- a soft silver-grey with a woven floral pattern -- frame the painted silk with quiet refinement, and a lacquered wooden roller completes the piece at the base.

In a modern home, this handcrafted Japanese scroll brings an immediate sense of seasonal warmth and wabi-sabi aesthetic to any wall. Hang it as a living room accent above a low console or sideboard to introduce an organic, autumnal palette of deep orange, warm brown, and soft gold. It works equally well as a bedroom decor focal point, bringing calm and natural beauty without visual clutter -- ideal for Japandi style or minimalist decor interiors. The scroll also makes a thoughtful and unique gift for collectors of Japanese vintage art, Japanophiles, or anyone who appreciates handmade brushwork with genuine provenance.

• Origin: Japan
• Era: 1927-1945 (Early Showa)
• Material: Ink and mineral pigment on silk; brocade fabric borders with woven floral pattern; lacquered wood roller
• Use: Traditional tokonoma (alcove) seasonal display scroll; kacho-ga (bird-and-flower) hanging artwork
• Modern Use: Living room wall art accent; bedroom focal point in Japandi or minimalist decor; unique gift for collectors of Japanese vintage art
• Features: Hand-painted nihonga-style composition; kaki (persimmon) fruit and sparrow motif; confident ink brushwork with mineral pigment washes; artist signature and red seal in lower right; silver-grey brocade border fabric; lacquered end roller; cord loop hanger at top
• Dimensions: --
• Condition: Excellent

A beautifully preserved piece of vintage Japanese fine art that carries the quiet poetry of a Japanese autumn into any modern living space.

We use professional studio lighting to highlight the natural character of the wood. As a result, the tone may appear slightly warmer than under natural daylight.

All vintage items are sold as-is. Each piece may exhibit signs of age, including scratches, wear, or minor imperfections. These are not considered defects but natural evidence of the item’s authenticity and age.