Early Edo Period Kano School Tiger Screen

This striking screen from the early Edo period features a dynamic depiction of a tiger amidst swirling mists and rugged terrain, symbolizing courage and power. In East Asian symbolism, the tiger is considered the king of all beasts and represents protection, fortune, and warding off evil spirits. The artwork, with its vigorous strokes and expressive eyes, captures the fierce beauty and majesty of the tiger, conveying its status as a powerful creature within the natural world. This piece is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its time and serves as a profound statement in any collection. Perfect for those who appreciate both the artistic merit and deep cultural significance of historical Japanese art. DM us to find out more.