Japanese Antique Nobori Banner Empress Jingu Samurai Horse Cotton 360cm Boro Vase adding to its collectibility

adding to its collectibility

Introduction Capture the refreshing essence of a Japanese summer with this exquisite "Hira-Chawan" (flat tea bowl) by the renowned Kyoto potter

Period: Early Edo (17th century)

Type: Buddhist/Shinto Altar Fitting (Waniguchi / Gong)

Width (Diameter): approx

Japanese Antique Nobori Banner Empress Jingu Samurai Horse Cotton 360cm Boro Vase adding to its collectibilityDescription Item Details This is a long antique Japanese "Nobori" Banner, historically flown outdoors during the Boys' Day (Tango no Sekku) festival. Subject: The hand painted artwork likely depicts the legendary Empress Jingu (a female warrior in armor) and her loyal minister Takenouchi no Sukune, riding a black horse. This is a classic motif symbolizing courage and protection. Family Crest: The upper section features the "Katabami" (Wood Sorrel)