Traditional Japanese Hanging Scroll (Kakemono) - Zen Calligraphy "Chi-soku" (知足 - Wisdom of - Japanese - Japan
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Traditional Japanese hanging scroll (Kakemono) by Yano Ippo with Zen calligraphy reading “Chi-soku” (Wisdom of Contentment), hand-signed on paper in the 1950s, original edition, mounted as a Hon-hyoso scroll with tomobako, dimensions approximately 117 cm high by 62 cm wide and weighing 807 g, in good vintage condition.
| Height | 117 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 62 cm |
| Title | Traditional Japanese Hanging Scroll (Kakemono) - Zen Calligraphy "Chi-soku" (知足 - Wisdom of |
| Artist | Japanese |
| Origin | Japan |
| Condition | Good condition |
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