Aburatorigami case（Tenpyo Mokuga So-ka-kin）

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

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Aburatorigami case（Tenpyo Mokuga So-ka-kin）

Regular price: ¥1,650 （Tax included.）
Sale price: ¥1,650 （Tax included.）
Regular price: ¥3,300
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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 :	Aburatorigami case（Tenpyo Mokuga So-ka-kin）
Type :	あぶらとり紙ケース
Size (cm) :	W13.0×H13.0
Tags :	Outlet、 Wrapping not available、 Japanese Accessories、 Design: Tenpyo Mokuga Kanohana Nishiki、 Shosoin cleft、 without a box、
Other :	The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process. Please understand this in advance.

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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.

Patterns

Tempyō Mokuga Sō-ka-kin(Brocade with Floral Design of Tempyō Art in Inlaid Style)

Among the Shōsō-in Treasures, there remain fine arts not only brought from the continent but also made by domestic artisans in the Nara period(710-784 A.D.) who had presumably been affected by the culture of the Tang Dynasty China (618-907 A.D.) and further the West. This design is modeled after a pattern inlaid in the biwa lute made of red sandalwood, having been kept in the Shōsō-in Repository, composed of four-petalled flowers, six-petalled flowers, and small six-petalled flowers placed one after the other. The warp-patterned brocade is woven in our technique leaving the sentiments of the inlaid work recalling the ethos of the Tempyō art in the Nara period.

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