Antique Japanese Hand Painted Silk Kakemono Hanging Scroll Samurai Warrior Tea Bowl The bottoms of the four

The bottoms of the four paws and the orb are precisely ground flat for perfect stability

Please carefully inspect the high-resolution photos to appreciate the intricate white veins and the stone's solid

The original work was formally brushed by the chief priest of the Dewa Sanzan Shrine

It is ideal for use as an ikebana flower vase

12th–13th century)

Antique Japanese Hand Painted Silk Kakemono Hanging Scroll Samurai Warrior Tea Bowl The bottoms of the fourAntique Japanese Hand Painted Silk Kakemono Hanging Scroll Samurai Warrior This is an antique Japanese hanging scroll (kakemono) featuring a hand painted warrior painting (mushae). It is executed in ink and color on silk, dating from the early 20th century or earlier. The composition depicts a samurai warrior in detailed traditional armor riding a white horse, holding a long striped bow and carrying a quiver of arrows on his back. An attendant soldier