Overview
A unique drawing illustrated by Creative Japanese Calligraphy Artist Kōji Takano.
This artwork was drawn in WActivity JAPAN live session on
YouTube.
Description
The author created this artwork on the occasion of 「節分」“Setsubun”, the day before the beginning of spring according to the traditional calendar.
It depicts some typical elements of this festivity: a box of roasted soybeans, in Japanese 「福豆」“fukumame”, with the kanji for “fortune” on it; the 「鬼」“oni”, “ogre”; the 「お多福」“otafuku” (aka “okame”), the “smiling woman” who brings good luck and prosperity.
It is customary to thrown the “fukumame” out the front door or at a member of the family wearing an ogre mask.
In the center it reads the word “Setsubun” and in orange the ritual words used to drive away the evil: “Devils out! Fortune in!” (「鬼はそと！副はうち！」“Oni wa soto! Fuku wa uchi!”). In gold, a wish from the author: “Greeting rid of bad luck. Welcoming good look”.
Artist
Kōji Takano - Creative Japanese Calligraphy Artist
Price
¥9,000（shipping cost not included）
Size
Frame W33×H43×D0.7cm
Drawing W21×H30cm
Delivery details
In Japan, the purchase will be shipped by courier.
Overseas (expect USA), it will be delivered by International ePacket air service.
In USA, it will be delivered by EMS (Express Mail Service).
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Cancellation
Cancellation policy after the order is completed will be applied in the following cases.
Before shipping: 5% of the usage fee
After shipping: cancellation denied
