この帯に描かれている柄・文様
Japanese patterns and motifs used in this obi
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菊
Chrysanthemum
Introduced from China from the Nara period to the Heian period.
A typical plant that symbolizes longevity based on traditional Japanese play “Noh”.
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A typical plant that symbolizes longevity based on traditional Japanese play “Noh”.
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桐
Empress tree
Their beautiful purple flowers bloom in May.
Since ancient times in China, Empress tree has been respected as a tree inhabited by the fantasy bird, the phoenix.
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Since ancient times in China, Empress tree has been respected as a tree inhabited by the fantasy bird, the phoenix.
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橘
Mandarin orange blossom
Tachibana in ancient Japan is mandarin orange.
Tachibana has been believed to have longevity and a healthy child.
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Tachibana has been believed to have longevity and a healthy child.
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亀甲
Tortoise Connection
kikkou=tortoiseshell, Tsunagi=connection.
Turtles have long been treated as a symbol of longevity.
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Turtles have long been treated as a symbol of longevity.