Jizaikake 'Daikoku' Hook for Irori Fireplace Keyaki Wood VA346 Hermit and also adopted the Shijo

and also adopted the Shijo school and Western painting methods to form a wide range of painting styles

狩野伊川院栄信 Kano Isenin Naganobu (1775-1828) Japanese antique art kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / Rising Gold Dragon and Mt

DAMAGE in the back

all things return to the Absolute Truth

Jizaikake 'Daikoku' Hook for Irori Fireplace Keyaki Wood VA346 Hermit and also adopted the ShijoDescription Jizaikake 'Daikoku' Hook for Irori Fireplace Keyaki Wood VA346 Jizukake is a wooden hook for hanging a Jizai hook. A jizaikake is a hook that is hung over the hearth or stove so that the distance between the fire and the pots, kettles, etc. that are hung on it can be adjusted as desired. The Daikoku type is characterized by the roof shape at the top. Period: Meiji (1868 1912) Dimensions: 10. 6" x 6. 6" x 10. 3" 27cm x 16. 8cm x 26. 2cm