SANKO Hanging Scroll Good Luck Picture Disaster Prevention Nandina Happiness and Longevity by Ogata Hao Suitable for Tokonoma and Japanese Protects

Auspicious and cheerful hanging scroll with a traditional and cheerful theme The story depicts time-honored legends and themes with exquisite balance. A masterpiece that turns adversity into good fortune and exorcises misfortune Width 44.5cm x Height 164cm (size 3 shaku) Comes with a decorative box and wind chime A masterpiece that turns misfortune into good fortune. Nandina and Adonis ramosa (Japanese adonis) have long been synonymous with warding off evil, as they are associated with "turning misfortune into good fortune." Nandina was often planted near the direction of the evil spirits (kimon) or toilets in traditional homes. The vibrant crimson berries of nandina and the vibrant yellow flowers of Adonis ramosa (Japanese adonis) blooming around New Year's Day on the lunar calendar have long been prized as an inseparable pair. This auspicious painting, with vibrant colors that ward off misfortune, features the prodigious growth of vermilion bamboo, sparrows known to peck at misfortune, and evergreen evergreens. ● Width: 44.5cm x Height: 164cm ● Main Paper: New Silk ● Shaft Tip: Ceramic ● Comes in a decorative box ● Mounting Quality Guarantee: 10 Years This product is a product of the development of Japanese painting composition and domestic production! The work is hand-painted with a special printing technique.