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Minamotono Tametomo Wall Hanging
A wall hanging featuring a motif of the Heian era military commander Minamotono Tametomo: a renowned master of the bow, the eighth son of Minamotono Tameyoshi, and the uncle of Yoritomo.
A wall hanging featuring a wedding oilcloth (or 'yutan') design. A fortuitous design that invites long life, relief dyed. The ground is dyed in indigo. 'Yutan' refers to a cloth cover, made of greasepaper, cotton etc., that is used to protect high-quality chests of drawers and other furniture used in weddings. The cover of a koto (a Japanese stringed instrument) and the cape worn by lion dancers are also referred to as 'yutans'.
Crane and Turtle Wall Hanging C
A wall hanging featuring a wedding oilcloth (or 'yutan') design. A fortuitous design that invites long life, relief dyed. The ground is dyed in indigo. 'Yutan' refers to a cloth cover, made of greasepaper, cotton etc., that is used to protect high-quality chests of drawers and other furniture used in weddings. The cover of a koto (a Japanese stringed instrument) and the cape worn by lion dancers are also referred to as 'yutans'.
Crane and Turtle Wall Hanging B
A wall hanging featuring a wedding oilcloth (or 'yutan') design. A fortuitous design that invites long life, relief dyed. The ground is dyed in indigo. 'Yutan' refers to a cloth cover, made of greasepaper, cotton etc., that is used to protect high-quality chests of drawers and other furniture used in weddings. The cover of a koto (a Japanese stringed instrument) and the cape worn by lion dancers are also referred to as 'yutans'.
Crane and Turtle Wall Hanging A
A wall hanging featuring a wedding oilcloth (or 'yutan') design. A fortuitous design that invites long life, relief dyed. The ground is dyed in indigo. 'Yutan' refers to a cloth cover, made of greasepaper, cotton etc., that is used to protect high-quality chests of drawers and other furniture used in weddings. The cover of a koto (a Japanese stringed instrument) and the cape worn by lion dancers are also referred to as 'yutans'.
A wall hanging featuring a design using the symbol of the Takamatsu clan.
1-16, Minamikyuhojimachi 2 chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541-0058, JAPAN