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a celebratory red flag used in the year 1958 at the Fukuouji temple in Hiroshima. The flag shows the crest of the famous Ōta clan. This was a samurai kin group which rose to prominence in the Sengoku and Edo periods of Japanese history. The flag is very large and in great condition. It shines brightly in the sunlight.
History
The flag says Showa 33, that is 1958.
Fabric
Cotton
Measurements
295 x 76 cm
116,1 x 29,9 in
0,2 kg
0,4 lbs
Condition
Very good condition, a few stains due to age
Shining red color
The fabric has been professionally cleaned and carefully ironed to preserve the organic dye
Note
Very light and bright fabric
Thin and highly decorative
Has flaps to hang
price:
250
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