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Product No. FU-2909 無銘
Design Willow and Swallows
Mei Mumei
Material Shibuichi with gold, silver and copper inlay
Era Late Edo Period
Box Paulownia wood
Size
Kashira Length 3.5 cm (1.4 in)
Fuchi Length 3.8 cm (1.5 in)
Koshi Length 1.2 cm (0.5 in)

Price

  

60,000 JPY

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Willows are plants that herald the arrival of spring and have been loved since ancient times in the Japanese culture. Swallows are summer birds that migrate to Japan from the south around mid-March, when crops begin to grow. They are considered beneficial birds to people because they eat a lot of harmful insects, and it is said that when swallows build nests, that year harvest will be good, so they are treasured as symbols of prosperous and good fortune. This work depicts a pair of swallows flying near a willow tree, depicting an early summer scene.
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