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【Replica】 Fuyuhiko "Koi Climbing the Waterfall" — A Powerful Hanging Scroll for Success and Prosperity
【Replica】 Fuyuhiko "Koi Climbing the Waterfall" — A Powerful Hanging Scroll for Success and Prosperity
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- Size
- Height 187cm
- Width 57cm
"Koi Climbing the Waterfall" by Fuyuhiko is a celebrated artwork symbolizing **success and career advancement**. The image of a koi fish bravely challenging the rushing waterfall represents the strength to overcome adversity and achieve continuous growth.
The delicate brushwork and soft watercolor gradation create a stunningly realistic sense of movement, making it feel as if water droplets are truly splashing from the painting. The pine branch in the background symbolizes resilience and longevity, enhancing the painting’s auspicious meaning of **prosperity and endurance**.
This hanging scroll is perfect not only for Japanese-style rooms and entryways but also for offices and shops as a decorative piece. Bring **good fortune and positive energy** into your space with this exquisite artwork.
Rank
Rank
A Rank:
Condition: Like new, with no scratches or dirt
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B Rank:
Condition: Some dirt, but can be worn without any problems
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C Rank:
Condition: Has holes or other damage, and is not in good condition
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