Japanese hanging scrolls, also known as kakejiku, are a traditional form of art and decoration in Japan. They are typically made of silk or paper and are designed to be hung on walls, usually in a tokonoma, a small alcove in a Japanese-style room. The scrolls often feature calligraphy or paintings, and may include famous quotes or poems. They are often used to create a serene and peaceful atmosphere in a room, and are particularly popular in traditional Japanese tea rooms. There are many different styles of Japanese hanging scrolls, and they can be found in a range of sizes and designs. Some feature bold and colorful designs, while others are more subtle and minimalist. They are a beautiful and timeless addition to any home or space.