Kinnishiki Lion Hunting Pattern Nishiki Fukusa Scissors Kaishi Case Unused Tatsumura Art Textile
Kinnishiki Lion Hunt Pattern Brocade The national treasure Lion Hunt Pattern Brocade transmitted to Horyu-ji Temple is also called Shitenno Monki Nishiki. It is a pattern called a hunting pattern, depicting four Persian-style knights controlling winged steeds and attempting to shoot attacking lions.
This item is woven using the Kinnishiki weaving method with a newly arranged composition.
Fukusa Case / Kaishi Holder
This case is used to hold the fukusa (silk cloth), fan, and kaishi (paper) used during tea ceremony practice. It also includes a small pouch for items like toothpicks.
This item was received a long time ago and has been stored unused for a long period.
The condition of the item is good.
The box has some yellowing due to the passage of time.
Thank you very much for viewing.
We look forward to your consideration.
This item is woven using the Kinnishiki weaving method with a newly arranged composition.
Fukusa Case / Kaishi Holder
This case is used to hold the fukusa (silk cloth), fan, and kaishi (paper) used during tea ceremony practice. It also includes a small pouch for items like toothpicks.
This item was received a long time ago and has been stored unused for a long period.
The condition of the item is good.
The box has some yellowing due to the passage of time.
Thank you very much for viewing.
We look forward to your consideration.
Category
Craft
Brand
TATSUMURA TEXTILE
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Aichi
Customers Also Viewed
Was this page helpful?
marty.unleash.wiring disabled






