Edo Period Akiba Gongen hanging Scroll Kakejiku Buddhist Samurai Japanese ASO372

Rare Edo Period Akiba Gongen Scroll

This is a rare and valuable Edo period scroll depicting Akiba Gongen, a deity born from the fusion of Akihasan mountain worship and Shugendo practices. Revered as a protector against fire disasters, Akiba Gongen gained widespread devotion among samurai, merchants, and the general populace during the Edo period.

Features:

• Historical Significance: Akiba Gongen was worshipped by notable figures such as Tokugawa Ieyasu and Takeda Shingen for protection and prosperity.
• Unique Artwork: The scroll vividly portrays Akiba Gongen riding a fox, accompanied by samurai and monks, symbolizing its deep ties to Japanese spirituality and culture.
• Condition: Well-preserved, showcasing intricate details and vibrant colors, making it a valuable piece for collectors and enthusiasts.

Perfect for collectors of Japanese art, history enthusiasts, or those seeking a rare and meaningful piece of Edo-period culture. Don't miss this opportunity to own a unique artifact of Japanese heritage!
SIZE 
Width: 73.5cm
Length of the scroll: 208cm
(Box)
Width: 82.5cm
Length: 7.7cm
Height: 7.5cm
total Weight: 1145g


Condition: used : There are no tears, but there are creases and stains.