Kakemono Deer and Calligraphy

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Period:
Meiji (1868–1912)
Dimensions (height x width):
119 x 64 cm
Item number:
6305

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Details about the sold piece

  • JikusakiWood
  • Material HonshiPaper
  • MotifAnimals, Calligraphy
  • TechniqueHand-Painted

Description

Delicate and expressive at once, this elegant Japanese kakemono from the Meiji period presents itself with quiet distinction. In subtle simplicity, the image captures the graceful silhouette of a deer turning its head with curiosity and alertness. Through the restrained use of color and the light, almost fleeting brushwork, an atmosphere of quiet elegance and poetic depth emerges, typical of classical Japanese painting.

The motif is accompanied by artful calligraphy, whose flowing lines and gently curved characters correspond harmoniously with the graceful appearance of the deer. The union of image and script lends the work a particular meditative character while opening space for personal reflection and interpretation.

Completed by stylish wooden jikusaki, this hand-painted kakemono is a subtle enrichment for any interior. Lovers of Japanese art and calligraphy, as well as all who appreciate calm, aesthetically demanding works, will find lasting joy in this authentic piece. A timelessly beautiful object that fills spaces with quiet harmony and cultural depth.

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