Vintage Japanese Kakejiku Hanging Scroll, Mount Fuji Nihonga Painting, Late Showa 1966-1989 | SKU: 26J-0738
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Vintage Japanese Kakejiku Hanging Scroll, Mount Fuji Nihonga Painting, Late Showa 1966-1989 | SKU: 26J-0738
A misty nihonga-influenced painting of snow-capped Fuji-san, mounted in soft celadon brocade -- serene Japanese wall art for the modern home.
A kakejiku is a traditional Japanese hanging scroll used to display ink paintings, brushwork, or seasonal imagery in the tokonoma -- the raised decorative alcove found in formal Japanese rooms. This example presents a breathtaking depiction of Fuji-san rendered in pale blue-grey washes on washi paper, the iconic snow-capped summit emerging quietly from a veil of mist with almost no horizon line to anchor it. The restraint of the composition -- vast negative space above and below the mountain -- is deeply characteristic of the wabi-sabi aesthetic and the nihonga painting tradition, in which suggestion and stillness carry more weight than detail. A brushed artist signature in ink and a rectangular red seal appear in the lower left of the painting surface, lending this vintage Japanese artwork a sense of personal authorship and scholarly credibility.
Today this kakejiku translates effortlessly into contemporary living spaces as refined Japanese wall art. Hang it in a minimalist entryway or living room accent wall to introduce an instant sense of calm and cultural depth -- its tall, narrow format suits modern interiors beautifully. It works equally well leaned on a shelf or credenza using the wooden display stand visible in the product images, making it a flexible piece for those who prefer not to hang artwork. The cool celadon palette harmonizes with Japandi style decor, neutral linen tones, and earth-toned interiors alike. A meaningful housewarming gift or gift for collectors and Japanophiles who appreciate handcrafted Japanese art with genuine provenance.
- Origin: Japan
- Era: 1966-1989 (Late Showa)
- Material: Washi paper painting surface; silk-like brocade mounting in celadon with a narrow geometric accent band; ivory-toned roller ends
- Use: Tokonoma (alcove) display; seasonal decorative hanging scroll
- Modern Use: Minimalist wall art for living room or entryway; shelf or credenza display using a stand; a distinctive gift for collectors of Japanese vintage art
- Features: Soft blue-grey wash depiction of snow-capped Fuji-san emerging from mist; expansive negative space in nihonga-influenced style; brushed ink artist signature with rectangular red seal; celadon brocade mounting with floral-scroll pattern; narrow terracotta geometric accent band; ivory-toned roller ends; wooden display box included
- Dimensions: 17"W x 1"D x 79"H
- Condition: Excellent
A quietly powerful piece of vintage Japanese wall art -- the eternal silhouette of Fuji-san rendered in mist and washi, ready to bring stillness and beauty to any modern room.
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.
- size:
- 17"W x 1"D x 79"H