$101.64
Antique Japanese pictorial ofuda, a printed religious talisman distributed by Shinto shrines. Such sheets were placed in homes, shops, and household altars for protection, prosperity, and good fortune.
The upper inscription identifies Nishinomiya Daijingu. Ebisu is shown with a large tai sea bream against rocks, waves, and pine. This iconography is associated with commerce, fishing, maritime safety, prosperity, and good fortune.
The impression is authenticated with a red shrine seal.
Dating: late 19th to early 20th century.
Technique: woodblock print on paper.
Condition
Antique condition. Natural age-related wear is present, including paper toning, creases, localized damage, small edge losses, and general wear. Please review the photos carefully.
Size
Size (approx.): 19 × 26 cm.
Shipping
Safe and tracked shipping from Latvia (Riga Gallery of Japanese Art CloudyYokomido). Protective packaging.
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