Lively Scenes of Everyday Life – Edo Period Hanging Scroll (Late Edo to Taisho Era)

This unique Japanese hanging scroll vividly captures scenes of everyday life as experienced by common people during the Edo period. Expressive and full of character, each figure is brought to life with charming detail and movement — offering a rare and intimate glimpse into the world of old Japan.

Though the paper shows signs of age and the lower section of the scroll is missing, the artwork itself remains a fascinating window into history. It’s a piece that invites you to look closer again and again — full of stories and energy that transcend time.

The artist's seal is present, though the name remains unknown. Believed to date from the late Edo to early Taisho period, this scroll is a treasured favorite of Enishi's owner for its warmth, humor, and cultural richness.

📏 Dimensions: 228cm(length) × 37cm (width)
🛕 Imported from Japan

This scroll is more than just art — it’s a lively record of Japan’s past, perfect for collectors, Japan enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a soulful and conversation-starting piece.