【Old Folk House Storage Scroll ⑨】Details Unknown - Ink Wash Painting Scroll of Cranes and Pine - Damaged with Tears, etc.

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We are offering a hanging scroll that was found during the organization of an old traditional Japanese house's storage.
Multiple hanging scrolls were kept in a large wooden box.
It is believed they were regularly changed and displayed in the tokonoma (alcove).

■Product Details
This is a hanging scroll depicting cranes and pine trees.
The artist is unknown. There is a signature and a seal (stamp) next to the painting, but we were unable to decipher them. We would like to offer this to someone who can judge from the images and understands the value of an antique.
■Materials (Hand-painted)
• Main Paper (Honshi): [Paper]
• Roller Ends (Jikusaki): [Wood]
■Size (Approximate)
• Main Paper (Painting/Calligraphy Area): [102cm (Height) x 37cm (Width)]
*Please allow for slight errors due to amateur measurements.
■Product Condition (Important: Please read carefully)
As this is a very old item, noticeable deterioration due to age is apparent throughout.
This item is intended for those who can appreciate it as the character of an antique or vintage piece. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item.
• Main Paper (Painting/Calligraphy): There are significant stains, yellowing, and dirt overall. There are also numerous horizontal creases (folds).
• Mounting (Surrounding Fabric): There is dirt, fading, and fraying at the edges.
• The lower roller came off when opening the scroll.
There are also tears. It has not been repaired.
The crane painting is lovely, so it might be possible to detach just the painting for other uses.

• Other: There are wrinkles and dirt as shown in the images.
*Please check the detailed condition in the images carefully. The actual color may differ from the images due to lighting conditions and monitor settings.

■Requests
• We cannot guarantee authenticity, artist, or historical period. Please judge at your own discretion based on the images.
• We have no knowledge of antiques and do not know the value of this item. Therefore, we will start the bidding at 3,000 yen.
• No claims or returns, please.