Cherry Blossoms and Sparrows Japanese Wall Scroll - Traditional Asian Home Decor for Living Room, Bedroom & Office

Product Description

This elegant kakejiku hanging scroll, hand-painted by Hojo Shizuka, depicts cherry blossoms in full bloom, accompanied by two sparrows perched on the branches. The delicate brushwork captures the fleeting beauty of spring, evoking the tranquil atmosphere of hanagumori—the soft, cloudy skies often seen during the cherry blossom season.

The cherry blossom, Japan’s national flower, is admired for its delicate, short-lived bloom, reflecting the wabi-sabi aesthetic of impermanence. Sparrows symbolize family prosperity, while the blossoms remind us to cherish each moment.

A graceful addition to any space, this scroll reflects the essence of Japanese aesthetics and invites the spirit of spring into your home. Housed in a paulownia wood box, this piece blends seasonal charm with timeless craftsmanship.

Hojo Shizuka, born in 1960 in Gifu Prefecture, is a Japanese-style painter and a member of the Washiyama Art Association. A graduate of Nagoya University of the Arts, she has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions, and her works have been selected for the Chunichi Exhibition.