The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process.

Memo Holder (Shikami Choju-mon Nishiki)

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Various miscellaneous goods made by Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono that give your daily life a high quality. Please enjoy items that you can easily carry with you, incorporating the beauty of textiles into your living space.

Size (cm) : W13.0×H13.0

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Product Name :	Memo Holder (Shikami Choju-mon Nishiki)
Product type :	Memo Holder
Size (cm) :	W13.0×H13.0
Related Tags :	Outlet、 Wrapping not available、 Japanese Accessories、 Pattern: brocade with design of lion biting birds and animals、 without a box、 Toyotomi Hideyoshi、 battle surcoat、高台寺、
Remark :	Please note that the pattern may be different from the picture shown due to the cutting process. Please be forewarned.

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Product Description

This is an oil blotting paper case for use with Tatsumura SAKI. It is a size that does not get in the way even if you put it in your bag or pocket. It can be used with any pattern, regardless of gender, without being limited by the image of the pattern. Whether it is a popular standard pattern or a modern pattern, the smart shape gives a sense of tradition and trend. Because it is a small accessory, such as an oil-absorbent paper holder, we recommend that you choose a slightly different pattern than usual for an adventure or a pattern with a lot of colors. It will add a little accent to your coordination.

Aburatori-gami is not included.

Pattern Description

Shikami Choju-mon Nishiki(Brocade with Biting Lions, Birds, and Miscellaneous Animal Pattern)

The original design is from the coat-of-arms kept at Kodai-ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan which is said to have been worn by Hideyoshi Toyotomi (1536-1598 A.D.). The fabric used is a silk tapestry and was made in Persia during the Safavi Dynasty (1502-1736 A.D.). The pattern of the hunting lion is peculiar to the Scythian in Siberia, the outlines enclosing each motif are of the Mohammedan culture in the medieval ages, and the design of the peacock is influenced by the Indian culture. The skilful technique to weave the patterns into the tapestry is considered to have been brought from China, and the Persian braid threads are used in the original. Thus, the original piece is very unique to prove the flow of cultures of the East and the West in the old days. A work of refined art was arranged into our warp-patterned brocade depicting the original atmosphere of exotic mood.

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