Set of Two Hanging Scroll Paintings of Japanese Love Waka Poems Painting

The two love poems in this scroll set are both part of the collection from “Hyakunin Isshu”. It is a classic anthology of one hundred Waka poems, each written by a different poet, compiled during the Heian period (794 to 1185). These poems, known for their rich emotional depth and elegant language, span several centuries, offering a glimpse into the hearts and minds of Japan’s most esteemed poets. Each scroll is carefully handcrafted using traditional Japanese calligraphy and Sumi-E methods, making this set a meaningful gift or a serene addition to your own space. Perfect for lovers of Japanese culture, poetry, and art, these scrolls celebrate the beauty of ancient Japanese love. - Original two scroll/set. Each Size: width 6 1/4” (16cm), length 24 1/2” (62cm) Rod size: 1” (2.5cm) -About the Waka Poems 1. 「筑波嶺の峰より落つるみなの川 恋ぞ積もりて淵となりぬる」 ( named Man and Woman Minano River rushes from Tsukaba's peaks my love grows ever fuller its deep pools overflowing) by 陽成院 Yozei-in 869～949 *with Sumi-E painting of Water Lilies 2. 「しのぶれど 色に出でにけり わが恋は ものや思ふと 人の問ふまで」 (Though I try to keep it secret, my deep love shows in the blush on my face. Others keep asking me, Who are you thinking of?) by 平兼盛 Taira-no-Kanemori　 ? –991 *with Sumi-E painting of Kikyo (Chinese Bell Flowers).