On silk, green and blue splashed comes to life in this traditional wall scroll. You notice the mountain first, before the smaller details surface. For collectors of ink wash landscape scroll, hazy mountain alone makes this scroll worth a look.
Do not miss distant waterfall, or softly rendered pavilion tucked nearby. Among the finer touches are sprays of pine tree and hazy cloud. Do not overlook the splashed ink. Traditionally, the pine tree is an emblem of longevity and steadfastness. A column of calligraphy adds a literary note to the composition. The result feels like something from a scholar's studio wall. It brings depth to a wall that flat prints cannot match. It has the kind of charm that does not date.
Green and blue splashed makes this a natural pick for lovers of chinese art wall decor. For a growing collection of oriental home decor, distant waterfall is a fine addition. It also works well in an office or reading nook. In a dining room it brings calm to shared meals.
