Japanese Kakemono Scroll | Bird & Peony Painting | Hand-Painted Symbol of Grace

Capture the quiet elegance of Japan with this exquisite hand-painted Kakemono scroll, featuring a songbird perched on blooming peonies - a classic motif symbolizing grace, prosperity, and renewal.

In Japanese culture, the bird represents freedom and the joy of life, while the peony (botan) is revered as the King of Flowers, an enduring emblem of beauty, honor, and good fortune. Together, they create a harmonious composition that celebrates both the fleeting and eternal beauty of nature.

Painted in delicate layers of soft sumi ink and mineral pigments, this scroll embodies the spirit of Nihonga -Japan’s refined painting tradition that balances realism with spiritual stillness.

Details:

• Hand-painted using traditional sumi-e & nihonga techniques

• Theme: Songbird and Peony (symbol of elegance and renewal)

• Mounting: Silk brocade with golden floral border

• Perfect for: Wabi-sabi, Zen, or minimalist Japanese interiors

• Gift Idea: A meaningful present for art lovers, collectors, or spiritual décor enthusiasts

Invite peace, beauty, and natural harmony into your home - a timeless expression of Japanese artistry and tranquility.

*To keep costs fair for our customers, Chikoyaki uses a more economical shipping method. Delivery may take 10-13 days, and we sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding. All items are packaged with the utmost care. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.”