Thank you for looking. This is one of the hanging scrolls that has been displayed in the alcove of my family home for decades. Height: Approximately 163 cm Width: Approximately 51 cm This is the text from an AI search result. I have no knowledge of this, so I cannot say whether this answer is correct or not. "This is a hanging scroll called 'Hyakufukuzu' (Hundred Blessings Scroll). What is Hyakufukuzu: It is a hanging scroll in which the character for 'fuku' (blessing) is drawn in 100 different calligraphy styles (such as seal script), and it is considered an auspicious item that invites many blessings. Usage: It is generally displayed in the most formal place in a home, such as the tokonoma (alcove). History: It originates from Chinese calligraphy and paintings, and it has a background of being used as an object of Buddhist worship." As it has been hung and displayed in the tokonoma for a long time, there are no noticeable scratches or wrinkles. There may be some age-related yellowing. It will be placed in the box shown in the image and shipped with careful packaging. Please understand that this is a hanging scroll from several decades ago and make your judgment based on the images.