Greetings cards which reproduce charismatic prints of auspicious creatures by Japanese master Ohara Koson (1877-1945). Associated with good fortune in Japanese culture, a frog’s Ja...
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Description
Greetings cards which reproduce charismatic prints of auspicious creatures by Japanese master Ohara Koson (1877-1945). Associated with good fortune in Japanese culture, a frog’s Japanese name – ‘kaeru’ – means ‘to return’. Monkeys and goldfish both symbolise good fortune. Foxes are associated with trickster spirits but also symbolise intelligence and long life. The designs include ‘Dancing Fox’, c.1900-10 and ‘Monkey in a Persimmon Tree’, c.1900-30. Blank inside for your own message, the cards are perfect to send luck and good wishes to a host of recipients.
Made exclusively for Museum Selection
Made exclusively for Museum Selection
Size & Additional Information
20 cards, four designs
15 x 10cm and 12cm sq
Blank inside
Envelopes included
Printed in Britain
British FSC accredited card
Cards and envelopes can be recycled
15 x 10cm and 12cm sq
Blank inside
Envelopes included
Printed in Britain
British FSC accredited card
Cards and envelopes can be recycled
DELIVERY & RETURNS
Reviews
Overall product rating 5/5
By Dr Oliver Logan
11 February 2025
Norwich
Service Rating:
The fox is a favorite of mine which I have already been sending around. One can find something for people of all ages among the collection.
