Kingfisher Kakejiku Hanging Scroll COLOR_Red and chubby little bodies which

and chubby little bodies which reflect the aesthetic valued during the Edo period  (1603–1868 CE)

7 in) in diameter and 16

this Japanese figurine makes a meaningful addition to your home decor

invites you to savor its evolving character through the years

This Japanese teacup stands out with a rhythmic

Kingfisher Kakejiku Hanging Scroll COLOR_Red and chubby little bodies whichThis hanging scroll depicts a kingfisher and is traditionally associated with summer. In Japan, seasonal motifs have long been cherished and expressed through paintings and crafts. The kingfisher, known in Japanese as hisui (jade) due to its vivid blue green feathers, is a familiar symbol of summer. In this piece, a solitary kingfisher perches on a branch extending over a river, intently gazing at the waters surfaceperhaps watching for its next catch.