Kuretake Kindai Maki-e Ganjucho Green Together with Kuretake

Together with Kuretake

as Vincent didn’t paint this work for just any old reason…

respectful gestures of those who preserve the tradition

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Kuretake Kindai Maki-e Ganjucho Green Together with KuretakeGanjucho In English, translated as Cordon Bleu birds This bird represents auspicious events in Japan and is considered to herald them. With their beaks, one bird holds the ribbon and the other holds the flower branch. The motif comes from the northen part of the repository at Shosoin Temple, called Kogebachiru no shaku. This impeccable history bearing pattern is brought to you through Kindai Maki e art. Wancher x Kuretake Together with Kuretake, we