Antique Japanese Hanging Scroll Kakejiku Bird Muku Tree Fruit Red Leaves KJ192 ocean Kanji on the lid: Sterling

Kanji on the lid: Sterling silver Shippo-yaki

Delivered in the army during the Second Sino-Japanese War

It can be positioned in a few different ways and all angles have brilliant textures and groove making this piece a sculpture as well as an ikebana accessory

This stamp is stamped as a signature on calligraphy

Antique Japanese Hanging Scroll Kakejiku Bird Muku Tree Fruit Red Leaves KJ192 ocean Kanji on the lid: SterlingJapanese Hanging Scroll Kakejiku This antique Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku or makimono) represents a bird, possibly a hawk, sitting on a tree, likely a muku tree. A vine with red leaves, an ivy or an asagao morning glory, is also pictured. This type of kakejiku is called kacho in Japanese, meaning birds and flowers. This elegant piece is perfect for fall early winter but can be displayed all year. This piece is signed with a name. Kakejiku is a