Hanging Sonohara Flood Control and Three Peach Blossoms for Good Fortune and Disaster Prevention x Feng Shui painting for good auspicious scroll

"Flowers and Fruits" depicts flowers and fruits all together. This work is a good luck charm with a traditional "disaster-averting spell" on the theme of warding off evil. Paper: New silk (special printing + hand coloring) Size: Width 54.5 x Height 190cm (5 shaku) Mounting: Rakusai forged wood mounting Storage box: Paulownia wood box with tatami paper storage Paper: New silk (special printing + hand coloring) Size: 54.5cm wide x 190cm high (15 shaku 5 cm) Mounting: Rakusai forged mounting Shaft tip: Ceramic Storage box: Paulownia wood box with tatami paper 10-year guarantee on mounting quality (This product is made in Japan with a focus on composition and domestic production) Three Peaches for Good Fortune and Disaster Reduction Peaches are written as the tree of "sign." The character "sign" means the highest or best, and since ancient times, peaches have been considered an auspicious subject, possessing spiritual powers. The ancient Chinese text "Shan Hai Jing" records that evil spirits that invaded homes were chased away with bows made from peach wood, and peaches have long been revered as a spiritual tree that wards off misfortune. This "Flowers and Fruit" painting, depicting both flowers and fruit together, is a work of art for bringing good fortune and warding off evil, featuring a time-honored "disaster-reduction spell" to ward off evil.