Aka-Fuji Kakejiku Hanging Scroll COLOR_Blue Fukurokuju- God of longevity and

Fukurokuju- God of longevity and is accompanied by a crane

This beautifully crafted platter features the design of two cranes facing each other

This gorgeous side plate features a modern interpretation of old Imari

It features a variety of motifs with mythological and flower-and-bird traditional themes

emerges from the areas where rice straw had been wrapped around the vessel during firing

Aka-Fuji Kakejiku Hanging Scroll COLOR_Blue Fukurokuju- God of longevity andKnown as Aka Fuji, the rare sight of Mount Fuji glowing crimson in the morning sun has long been celebrated as a symbol of good fortune. This work captures that majestic image, enveloping the scene in the luminous brilliance of gold leaf. Executed in a kenpon (silk) mounting, the piece employs ultra thin sheets of genuine Kanazawa gold leaf, whose metallic surface shimmers with subtle, ever changing reflections. By incorporating shikisai haku (colored