● "Shoha Lightning Joshimon"...The Peach Blossom design is also known as "Joshimon." The Peach Festival on March 3rd is the "Joshi" festival, which marks the first "snake day" of March. There is a record in the Nihon Shoki that purification rituals were performed on this day and the Joshi no Kokusui Banquet was held. The lightning bolt, which is also said to be a symbol of the snake, is the "garland of rice" and is a very important symbol in agriculture. In celebration of the Year of the Snake, adorable peach blossoms are arranged in the flowing lightning bolt pattern seen on the traditional Futsu-tsuri design.
●Omotesenke size: Approximately 27.3cm long x 28.5cm wide Material: Pure silk (100% silk) Author: Tokusai Kitamura ---------- This is a store specializing in tea ceremony cloths. The head of the Kyoan family, who was in charge of making the finest silks and other items, was born in Nishijin, Kyoto in 1712. ---------- Box: Gift box Note: ●The color on your screen may differ from the actual color. ●The pattern will change depending on where the fabric is taken from.
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