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Ebis-ten God and Daikoku-ten God / Shisairin Bakotsu - Koushin-zu
- Product ID
- 0212
- Name
- Shisairin Bakotsu
- Profile
Japanese-style painter. Member of the Nihon Sencha Kogyo Kyokai (Japan Sencha Arts and Crafts Association). Also a dyer and a potter.
- 1940: Born in Kyoto.
- 2007: Received the Minister of Education Award at the 29th Zenkoku Suibokuga Shusakuten exhibition.
- Size
- 525mm x 1330mm
- Roller End Material
- Ceramic
- Material of the Work
- Paper
- Price
- JPY 80,000
- Stock Condition
- In stock
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- Description
Shisairin Bakotsu is a Japanese‐style painter who portrays ink wash painting with a witty and polished touch. Majority of his works depict monks and the Seven Deities of Good Fortune. Having the unique ambiance with full of humor, his works have been greatly admired.
This piece of work depicts Ebisu-ten and Daikoku-ten, the members of the Seven Deities of Good Fortune. The Gods who both bring people every happiness have been worshiped since ancient times in Japan and a somewhat warm atmosphere the Gods of happiness create is brilliantly portrayed by the brush strokes of Shisairin. The calligraphy “Rakuari” – means “Enjoyment is present” seen at the upper right corner is adding an extra tastefulness to the work. It is a painting that gives the viewer peace of mind while attracting their eyes everlastingly.