Thanks For Looking !! Before bidding our item --- Please read and understand our business policy and business approach below. We indicate the artist's name based on a signature and seal and also the style for convenience, but please understand that it is not a thing to guarantee an original or an imitation (reproduction). Hand Painted Hanging Scroll TITLE : Sansui Landscape Signature (Seal) : OKUHARA SEIKO (1837-1913) was a female painter born in Koga
Ibaraki Prefecture). She was the daughter of a high-ranking samurai. She was a highly respected Nanga painter, poet and teacher (at one point, she had nearly 300 students). She lived and worked in Edo (Tokyo) in late 19th century. Size: 195.5cm x 59.5cm Weight: 505g Origin: Japan Material: Paper Roller ends: Wood Age: Middle-Late Edo (1701-1868)  Condition: Normal *Considering the time it was made. (damage & stains & creases
Shipping Charges
EMS
USA 37 EMS
Europe37 EMS
Asia26 To most countries, we will use EMS service of Japan Post Office, which is registered air service. (It will take more than 10 days currently because of reduction of passenger aircrafts.)
FEDEX 230 To countries which EMS is temporary suspended including Canada, Russia, Australia and Brazil, we will use Fedex.
PAYMENT We recommend PAYPAL. All payments must be received within 7 days. If we do not receive a response from the winning bidder after one week, the item will be re-listed.
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TO BIDDERS We do our best in writing our description & judging paintings. However, we sometimes overlook something. Most of the items are very old and not mint condition. Also the judgement in very difficult. Please look at the pictures carefully and ask questions before bidding. They have age appropriate flaws. So, if you are nervous about any flaws and damages, please refrain from bidding on our items.