Mid 19th Century Japanese Child's Kimono Yuzen Fukusa (27) Box

Mid 19th Century Japanese Child's Kimono Yuzen Fukusa (27) BoxThis beautiful child's kimono originated in the Tenpo era of the Edo period. It has been repurposed into a fukusa which is a traditional wrapping cloth used for ceremonial occasions. What makes this piece truly stand out is the yuzen dyeing method. This Japanese resist dyeing technique uses rice paste to keep the dye and the illustrations separate. In this instance, the kimono has paintings of cranes which, in Japanese culture, are a symbol of

5cm x H - 51cm

The dimensions are as follows: H - 18cm

Due to the age of them

The dimensions are as follows: H - 79cm

where it was made around the early part of the last century

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The glaze appears to be a copper green glaze

and 110 cm wire and chain

it is made from an Indian hardwood

She is the goddess of longevity and immortality

3: H - 5cm

adding a soft