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Japanese Woodblock Print by Chikanobu - Ca 1838 - 1912 Religious Item used for storing precious textiles

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used for storing precious textiles

ritual spoon with figural handle

Each morning and evening when Puja - Hindu prayers are performed a red mark which is called a tika or bindi is placed on the centre of the forehead and sometimes holy figures and chests used by the family

Japanese Lacquer Bowl - Meiji Period

Japanese Woodblock Print by Chikanobu - Ca 1838 - 1912 Religious Item used for storing precious textilesTwo actors in a kabuki play Toyohara Chikanobu Framed in a gilt faux bamboo frame. Ca 1838 1912 From Japan 38. 25 x 3 x 50 (w x d x h cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available on checkout

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