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This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with  ...
This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with  ...
This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with  ...
This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with  ...
This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with  ...
This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with  ...
This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with  ...
This Edo period silk temple banner, or ban, was created from salvaged silk kimono. The proper "front" is the green blue side with soft orange binding. It is perhaps equally striking with the reverse displayed, which bears the dedicator's names. The upper and middle portion of the banner is made from wood with metal details. Early Nineteenth Century Dimensions: 10.5 x 73" For more Japanese antique textiles please visit our website at: http://www.orimetextiles.com
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