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japanese antique Six hold paper screen paited in ink and color with Pilgrimage Customs scene
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japanese antique Six hold paper screen paited in ink and color with Pilgrimage Customs scene
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Size : H96cm W276.5cm
Date : middle of 19th century
Condition : some torn,stain and wormhole
This folding screen depicts a shrine visit on an island. While the exact location remains unidentified, the depiction is remarkably detailed—the shrine building, the three-story pagoda, and even the clothing and faces of the people are rendered with great care. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives and worship practices of the time.
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