Furoshiki - Japanese Apricot by Isa Monyo (Large, 100cm) sacred horse including Japan

including Japan

but they are in fact carefully arranged with precision

It originates from a phrase that epitomizes the attitude of Edo townspeople

There is a wide array of pattern compositions featuring chrysanthemums

Furoshiki - Japanese Apricot by Isa Monyo (Large, 100cm) sacred horse including JapanDescription Isa monyo Reversible, 'Ume' Japanese Apricot (L) The plum flowers and stamens are evenly aligned, giving this design a resemblance to the traditional Japanese Kamon (family crest). Plum blossoms, which bloom in early spring before other flowers, are often used in celebratory patterns. They symbolize "Purity," "Patience," and "Advancement." This series features a special reversible processing. Both sides share the same pattern but feature