Early 20th Century Japanese Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth (2) Chairs Plate 3: This scene shows

Plate 3: This scene shows three figures all holding weapons which could suggest that they are mercenaries or soldiers who are within a building setting

The sturdy iron handles attached to the sides of the Dansu are called "Mochite" (carrying handles) engineered for emergency evacuation and general transportation

The small squat jarlet with a short raised neck

It showcases a colourless glaze

Here we have a striking antique

Early 20th Century Japanese Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth (2) Chairs Plate 3: This scene showsThis lovely furoshiki wrapping cloth originated in Japan within the Taisho period. It has been saffron dyed and the main text translates to: 'Book Store', which would be where it was originally used. The red text translates to 'Lucky'. It would have been used to wrap and protect books that were bought. Nowadays however, it would make an interesting art decor piece for any modern home. The dimensions are as follows: H 141. 5cm, W 129cm. Free shipping