Men haori with Wan Zixhi, Wan Xianzhi and the Orchid Pavilion, Haori for a man with a decoration on the lining of a landscape with pavilions and a bridge over a stream in the mountains imitation of a folding fan painting, with two figures to the left of it, the one (Xianzhi) ink rubbing into an ink stone on a rock, the other (his father, Zixhi) writing with a brush on a vertical piece of rock. Wan Zixhi was a Chinese calligrapher from the 4th century, famous for his Lan Ting Xu, Preface to the collection of poems written in the Orchid Pavilion. Dark brown raw silk (tsumugi) with brocade woven decoration., anonymous, Japan, 1920 - 1940, silk, h 131 cm × w 106 cm
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