Kimono(mauve red color) made Japanese scroll and 5 sets of fancy paper

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Take ni Suzume(Swallow on the bamboo) Japanese-style painter Bungyo Nakatani. Akafuji(Red Mt.Fuji) Japanese-style painter Daiun Aoyagi. Kokuryuu(Black Dragon) Japanese-style painter Reihou Imai. Shikinoana(Four season flowers) Japanese-style painter Shougo Ishii. Shouju Sennen no Midori(Thousand years of Pine green) Calligrapher Gashin Watanabe. The hanging scroll was used in China's Northern Sung dynasty as a hanging picture.The hanging scroll has been brought into Japan as buddhistic paintings in the Asuka era. In the late Kamakura era Hanging scrolls became popular from the ink painting which had a great impact from Zen Buddhism. Later hanging scrolls started to be used as a complementary product to nicely show the ink arts of the beauties of nature from the world of Buddhism and Buddhist paintings to the modern days.