Flower and Bird Painting Hanging Scroll - Four Seasons Flowers by Nagae Keisyu

• Mini Kakejiku (Hanging Scroll)

• Size: 28 cm wide × approx. 90 cm high

• Artwork: Printed on shinkenpon, a silk-textured synthetic fabric

• Scroll ends: Resin

• Storage: Paper box included

Year-Round Kakejiku — Shikika (Flowers of the Four Seasons)

A hanging scroll that brings together auspicious flowers representing all four seasons in a single composition.

This work depicts flowers from throughout the year, expressing the changing seasons and the wishes traditionally associated with each plant.

• White plum blossoms (winter to early spring): Blooming amid the severe cold, they symbolize perseverance and nobility.

• Peony (spring): With its magnificent blossoms, it represents wealth and prosperity.

• Japanese iris (early summer): Its Japanese name is associated with shōbu, meaning martial spirit, making it a symbol of courage and healthy growth.

• Bellflower (summer to autumn): Its graceful, upright form symbolizes sincerity and an unchanging heart.

• Chrysanthemum (autumn): A noble, auspicious flower associated with longevity and good health.

• Nandina (winter): Its Japanese name evokes the phrase “turning misfortune into good fortune,” making it an auspicious symbol of protection and happiness.

Centered on pure white plum blossoms and a magnificent peony, the composition is enlivened by blue-violet and yellow flowers and the vivid red berries of nandina. This elegant and colorful flower-and-bird painting brings together the beauty of the four seasons and wishes for good fortune.

Mini Kakejiku

This compact hanging scroll is designed to resemble a traditionally mounted kakejiku. The decorative fūtai strips are integrated into the upper fabric, and the scroll ends are made of resin. It can be displayed as easily as a poster and is attractively priced, making it a convenient way to enjoy traditional Japanese art.

Fine Art Reproduction with Hand-Applied Color

This reproduction is created using advanced printing techniques also employed by renowned museums in the production of art replicas. Color is added by hand during the final finishing process. The colors are resistant to fading and retain their beauty over time.