Vintage Japanese Hanging Scroll Seven Lucky Gods Kakejiku Painting

Description

View Vintage Japanese Hanging Scroll Seven Lucky Gods Kakejiku Painting with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Each god represents a different type of blessing, such as wealth, longevity, knowledge, or artistic talent. Mounted in elegant green and gold brocade with traditional roller ends, this scroll adds a cheerful and auspicious charm to any interior. This is a vintage Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku) depicting the Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin / 七福神), a group of deities in Japanese folklore believed to bring good fortune, happiness, and prosperity. Each god represents a different type of blessing, such as wealth, longevity, knowledge, or artistic talent. The artwork is vibrantly hand-painted in warm tones with detailed expressions, showcasing the gods gathered joyfully—some with treasures, one holding a tai (red sea bream), and others bearing symbols of abundance and protection. The piece radiates positive energy and is traditionally displayed during the New Year or in homes and businesses to invite good luck. Mounted in elegant green and gold brocade with traditional roller ends, this scroll adds a cheerful and auspicious charm to any interior. Dimensions Height: 175 cm Width: 51 cm Period Vintage (Showa period, mid to late 20th century) Origin Japan Condition Good vintage condition with minor signs of age. Please refer to the photos for condition details. Please note that all items are vintage and may show some signs of use due to their age. Kindly purchase with this understanding. C047 Condition: Good vintage condition with minor signs of age and use. No major chips, cracks, or repairs. Please review all photos carefully for details.. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Prints, Paintings & Posters.

Culture

Japanese