Tai-eating Cat Wall Hanging
Tai-eating Cat Wall Hanging
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Hariko craftsman Hanjiro Sawafuji's playful style is clearly seen in this wall hanging featuring a tai and a mischevous cat. Tai is often eaten on special occasions in Japan and has a strong association with celebrations and festivities. Red is a lucky color and is thought to ward off misfortune.
Details
| Origin | Rokuhara, Iwate |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | L 18 x H 12 cm |
| Weight | 10g |
| Material | Washi paper |
| Technique | ["Ura-bari"] |
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Hariko-ya Hanjiro
Papier-mâché folk craft from Iwate
Hariko is a general term for objects made by molding wet washi paper and painting on it. It covers a wide range of items, such as folk toys, dolls, masks...
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