慶祝の鯉<吉兆>

Congratulatory carp <Kiccho>

Celebration carp, lucky sign, Haruho Tokunaga


Painted by Japanese painter Haruho Tokunaga,
A masterpiece of the highest quality, carefully crafted by skilled craftsmen


The jacquard material has a silky texture and is woven with noble paulownia bamboo phoenix and kirin patterns that were favored by generations of aristocrats. It is dyed using the traditional hand-dyed Yuzen bokashi technique, and is studded with golden glitter for an even more luxurious finish. The streamers are traditional five colors based on the wavy water pattern of the auspicious pattern. In the center, I drew the highest-ranking flying dragon with wings so that the dragon from the legend of Toryumon would take even greater leaps.

 
 


Haruho Tokunaga, the founder of Tokunaga Koinobori, is a Japanese painter representing Okayama.

 

With Ito Shinsui, famous for his paintings of beautiful women, as his teacher, Haruho shocked the industry by painting carp streamers that were unprecedented in elegance and elegance, using delicate brushstrokes unique to Japanese paintings and an unparalleled worldview.

His representative works of carp streamers include ``Celebration Carp Kitcho'' and ``Kyoten Yuzen Carp Kyo Nishiki.''
A very popular work that continues to be a long-selling product that transcends the times.

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