Setsubun Onigainozu - Hanging Scroll Painting of Setsubun Cermeony
Setsubun is a practice that dates back to the Muromachi era. On the last day before Spring in the old Japanese calendar, usually one of the first days of February, Samurai families would throw roasted soybeans out of the home's doors to rid the house of the evil and misfortune of the past year.
- Ink and color on Silk
- Silk Brocade border
- Mid Edo
- (Art) 29.5" x 10.5" (length, width)
- (Mounting) 60" x 15.25" (length, width)
- SKU: S-Y3218
While this is a real antique painting attributed to a specific artist there is a long history of "Utsushi" artists copying others' works down to the signature and all works sold by Shibui are to the best of our knowledge what they, themselves, claim to be.
$278.25
Original: $795.00
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Setsubun is a practice that dates back to the Muromachi era. On the last day before Spring in the old Japanese calendar, usually one of the first days of February, Samurai families would throw roasted soybeans out of the home's doors to rid the house of the evil and misfortune of the past year.
- Ink and color on Silk
- Silk Brocade border
- Mid Edo
- (Art) 29.5" x 10.5" (length, width)
- (Mounting) 60" x 15.25" (length, width)
- SKU: S-Y3218
While this is a real antique painting attributed to a specific artist there is a long history of "Utsushi" artists copying others' works down to the signature and all works sold by Shibui are to the best of our knowledge what they, themselves, claim to be.
