An ethereal rendition of Kannon on a Nokyo-jiku,
pilgrimage scroll. Ink on silk.

37 shuin, Buddhist and/or Shinto Temple seals and stamps surround the drawing of Kannon.
Overlapping the seals, very beautiful calligraphy by the temples' priests, brush-written inscriptions to attest the Junreisha/Pilgrim's visit to the Temple.

Exquisite silk adorns the periphery of the scroll.

The most prominent seal, middle of the top three, carries the 16-petal kiku/chrysanthemum imperial seal. Most probably from the Meiji Jingu Shrine, devoted to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.

The scroll dates from late Meiji/early Showa
Period.

Dimensions : H 77.16in./195cm, W 19.29in./49cm.

The scroll is housed in a custom-made display case of solid Sipo Mahogany, made in 2002. The door hinges on the right side are of Mahogany frame with
filling of hardened beveled glass.The left and right sides accordingly. A 50 watt 12 volts halogen internal light with transformer is fitted centered into the top panel.

Dimensions : H 89.37in/227cm, W 27.55in./79cm.,
D 10.

More images available upon request.

Price is inclusive of shipping,insurance and
delivery to buyer's premises by a reputable freight forwarder specialised in art freight.

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- Direct SWIFT Bank Transfer.

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