【Hanging Scroll #002】<模写> 侍 / 富士山 / <Copy> Samurai / Mt.Fuji / Kakejiku

This is a picture of a Japanese samurai with a bow and arrow on a horse.
In the background is a picture of Mt.Fuji.

Bows and arrows have long been believed to protect against evil spirits and are important to samurai. It is considered a good luck charm to wish for success in life and luck in victory.

Fuji is believed to be associated with "immortality" and "safety," and is therefore considered a lucky charm to wish for health and longevity and home safety.

<< a COPY painting >>
This work is a copy because it is unclear whether it is authentic or a reproduction.
However, this is not a print, but a handwritten work, and it is signed by the artist.
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Age: unknown
Artist: Unknown, but signed.
Attachment: Wooden box (武者 means Samurai)
Origin: Japan
Material: Paper
Roller ends: Wood
Condition: Good
Height: 185cm
Width: 52.2cm

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