Dragonfly
Dragonfly
Since ancient times, the dragonfly has been a symbol of bravery since ancient times for its agile flying in the air and the way it only moves forward. It was often used to decorate weapons such as sword guards and jinbaori. In the Edo period, it became a kimono pattern for townspeople due to its interesting shape, and it is one of the patterns often used today.
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- PORCELAIN POTTERY 40
- Moist 64
- Restaurant MAISON (Paris) 16
- Texture 75
- Nabeshima 98
- kaleidoscope Pattern 6
- Cuir 6
- Landscape 6
- Treasure Pattern 30
- Shouchikubai 2
- Crane tortoise 2
- Five Flowers 30
- Vegetable Pattern 15
- Temari 25
- Clover 7
- Rose 12
- Cherry Blossoms 14
- Casablanca 2
- Snow Ring 3
- Asiatic Dayflower 3
- Tokusa 4
- Dragonfly 6
- Morning Glory 3
- Goldfish 3
- for Girl’s Festival 48
- for Boy’s Festival 19
- Porcelain Doll 29
- Zodiac 10
- Wind Bell 20
- Fragrance 44
- for Kids (tableware for children) 20
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Applied
- PORCELAIN POTTERY 40
- Moist 64
- Restaurant MAISON (Paris) 16
- Texture 75
- Nabeshima 98
- kaleidoscope Pattern 6
- Cuir 6
- Landscape 6
- Treasure Pattern 30
- Shouchikubai 2
- Crane tortoise 2
- Five Flowers 30
- Vegetable Pattern 15
- Temari 25
- Clover 7
- Rose 12
- Cherry Blossoms 14
- Casablanca 2
- Snow Ring 3
- Asiatic Dayflower 3
- Tokusa 4
- Dragonfly 6
- Morning Glory 3
- Goldfish 3
- for Girl’s Festival 48
- for Boy’s Festival 19
- Porcelain Doll 29
- Zodiac 10
- Wind Bell 20
- Fragrance 44
- for Kids (tableware for children) 20
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¥