1 11

BIREI JAPAN

[Unknown Artist] Heavenly Ascending Dragon: A Powerful Hanging Scroll That Brings Rising Fortune

[Unknown Artist] Heavenly Ascending Dragon: A Powerful Hanging Scroll That Brings Rising Fortune

€195,00 EUR
€195,00 EUR
Sale Sold out
Outside of the Benelux/EU area? This is how you can Shop Birei Japan from Anywhere in the World!
Detail
Size
Height 197cm
Width 52.5cm

This hanging scroll is a magnificent artwork depicting a powerful dragon ascending to the heavens. Since ancient times, dragons have been symbols of good fortune and prosperity, inspiring courage and hope in those who behold them.

The dragon in this piece holds an orb known as the "Nyoi Hōju" (如意宝珠), which is believed to have the power to grant all wishes. A dragon carrying this sacred jewel is thought to bring unlimited potential and success to its owner. Additionally, the dragon's three-clawed design is a traditional Japanese depiction, symbolizing the beginning of rising fortune.

Rank

A Rank:
Condition: Like new, with no scratches or dirt
====
B Rank:
Condition: Some dirt, but can be worn without any problems
====
C Rank:
Condition: Has holes or other damage, and is not in good condition

Size guide



View full details

Customer Reviews

Be the first to write a review
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)

  • ABOUT

    We are BIREI JAPAN, and bring the beauty directly from Japan to you.
    Birei Japan is handpicking each and every item and brings them over to the Netherlands, where we inspect all items separately to guarantee the quality of our goods. We offer a wide range of rare vintage items, anime limited edition items, normal vintage and also new products and list this on our website.
    Ordered products are carefully packed and shipped within 48 hours to bring your fast as possible.
    * At this moment, only ordering within the Benelux is possible.

A Sukajan is Ichigo Ichie!

The phrase "一期一会" (ichigo ichie) is a Japanese expression that is often translated as "once-in-a-lifetime encounter" or "one chance in a lifetime."