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Wabisabi Antiques

Japanese Zen Hanging Scroll, Kakejiku 67.9in×12.2in Ink On Silk .

Japanese Zen Hanging Scroll, Kakejiku 67.9in×12.2in Ink On Silk .

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On silk and paper, a Japanese Zen hanging scroll presents Daido Nishigaki's calligraphy 'Willows are green, blossoms are red' in elegant ink, sized H 67.9in × W 12.2in to suit a tokonoma or minimalist interior. Brushed by the head priest of Gokuraku-ji in Kinosaki, Hyogo, this authentic kakejiku carries spiritual presence for tea ceremony decor and meditation room decor. Lightweight and rollable, the vintage silk scroll stores in its signed wooden box and brings traditional wall scroll craftsmanship, subtle texture, and mindful atmosphere to a living room, tea room, or quiet corner seeking minimalist zen art and Japanese calligraphy art.



* Size: H 67.9in × W 12.2in (about H 172.5cm × W 31cm)
* Weight: 6.1 oz (172 g)
* Materials: ink, paper, silk, wood, lacquer — authentic ink scroll construction
* Signed wooden box included: boxed with signature from the artist
* Artist: Daido Nishigaki, head priest of Gokuraku-ji (Kinosaki, Hyogo Prefecture)
* Condition: vintage signs of age — stains and wrinkles consistent with age
* Style and use: kakejiku for tokonoma wall art, tea ceremony decor, meditation room decor



Product description

This traditional wall scroll is a classic example of Japanese calligraphy art executed on silk and mounted as a kakejiku. The inscription 柳緑花紅 (Willows are green, blossoms are red) is a seasonal Zen phrase often chosen for spring displays in tea rooms and tokonoma alcoves. The ink strokes combine controlled power with warmth, reflecting the artist’s role as a temple head priest and the spiritual tone appropriate for spiritual home decor or a meditation corner.


Condition details

The scroll is vintage and shows expected age marks: light stains and wrinkles in the silk and mounting. These imperfections reflect authentic use and storage over time and contribute to its character as a vintage silk scroll. The signature and wooden storage box are present, supporting authenticity and safe long-term storage.


Display and placement

Designed to be rollable for compact storage, this kakejiku is well suited for rotation with seasonal tea ceremony decor or as a focal piece in minimalist zen art interiors. Hang it in a tokonoma, behind a tea set, in a meditation room, or on a calm wall to introduce mindfulness wall art that anchors the space without overwhelming other elements.


Care and storage

Handle by the wooden roller and avoid direct sunlight and humid environments to preserve silk and ink. Keep in the provided signed wooden box for long-term storage. Professional conservation is recommended if further stabilization is needed; no restorations are described in the listing.


About the artist

Daido Nishigaki is noted in this listing as the head priest of Gokuraku-ji in Kinosaki, Hyogo Prefecture. His calligraphy is respected among practitioners of the Japanese Tea Ceremony for its balance of strength and warmth, making this piece desirable for collectors of authentic ink scrolls and those furnishing traditional tea rooms.


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🌐 International Buyers: Standard DDU terms. Custom duties/taxes are the buyer's responsibility upon delivery.

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• Free Shipping: To US, Europe, and most areas. 

• Surcharges: May apply to Australia, NZ, or remote areas for heavy/large items only. We will contact you before shipping (Full refund if canceled). Small/light items always ship free worldwide.

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• We combine shipping for multiple purchases whenever safe. Any realized shipping savings will be promptly refunded to you after packaging.

🛡️ RETURNS & CONDITION

• Returns: Accepted within 14 days. Buyer pays round-trip shipping costs and processing fees for buyer's remorse.

• Condition: Our items are authentic antiques/vintage. Naturally, they carry signs of age (scratches/wear). Please examine all photos carefully before purchasing.


FAQ

Q: Is the scroll ready to hang?

A: Yes — the kakejiku is mounted and ready for hanging; a proper hanging cord is part of the traditional mounting.


Q: Does the package include a box or signature?

A: Yes — the listing specifies a wooden box with the artist’s signature.


Q: Are the stains and wrinkles severe?

A: The listing notes stains and wrinkles due to aging; they are consistent with vintage condition and shown as part of the item's character.


Q: Can this scroll be used in a tea room tokonoma?

A: Yes — its size, theme, and provenance make it appropriate for tea ceremony decor and tokonoma wall art.

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