Calligraphy, Waterfall

• Japan: Late 20th century
• Artist: Former abbot of Todaiji
• Size: 27/149 cm
• Condition: very good
• Roll ends: leg
• original wooden box
• hand-painted on paper

Meaning: The waterfall is used in Japan as an expression of renewal, transformation, and the flow of life.

General:

All the hanging scrolls / kakemono I offer are old originals, not prints. This means that depending on the owner, history, and handling, there may also be age-related wear or missing parts. I have tried to describe these to the best of my knowledge and belief. The information about the artists' stamps/signatures I have received from the seller or friendly Japanese who kindly assisted me with the translation. Stamps and signatures are not a guarantee of the authenticity of the offered hanging scroll / kakemono; they may have been added later. It is not in my interest to deceive anyone!