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Rabbit and Yellow Treasure Bag

Sale price$176.00 USD

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This home decoration takes the form of an auspicious treasure bag with a rabbit, a symbol of good fortune.

A treasure bag is a mythical sack said to be carried by one of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune, Daikokuten. It is believed to hold an unlimited supply of treasures and food, making it a highly auspicious motif in Japanese culturer. The rabbit depicted on the treasure bag represents calmness and gentle warmth.

The treasure bag is painted in bright yellow and orange, colors associated with celebration, and adorned with auspicious patterns of pine trees, bamboo leaves, and plum blossoms. These patterns are created using the traditional mori-e technique, which is similar to slip trailing. A thick paint is squeezed from an icchin, a dispenser with a fine tip, and carefully applied to form raised decorative patterns, adding both texture and visual depth.

This piece is displayed on a wooden tray with a red felt cloth, enhancing its auspicious presence. A wooden plate accompanies it, inscribed with Japanese calligraphy. Beautifully crafted, this home decor item brings good fortune and a festive atmosphere to any space.

Choho Kiln Kutani Rabbit and Yellow Treasure Bag - MUSUBI KILN - Quality Japanese Tableware and Gift
Rabbit and Yellow Treasure Bag Sale price$176.00 USD
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