Furoshiki - Woman with Poppin Toy by Utamaro (Small, 48cm) setsubun you will see some eyes

you will see some eyes peeping out from the water

accompanied by two attendants

The tradition of displaying carp streamers to celebrate the growth of boys carries the wish for them to grow up big and strong

Accompanied by paper streamers (Shide) that represent purity and Urajiro ferns symbolizing innocence

Dimensions : 48 x 48 cm

Furoshiki - Woman with Poppin Toy by Utamaro (Small, 48cm) setsubun you will see some eyesDescription This is one of Utamaros masterpieces. A young woman is playing a poppin, a small grass toy. She is blowing it to make a popping sound. The bright red checkered pattern kimono is absolutely gorgeous. Product Details Dimensions : 48 x 48 cm Weight : 44g Material : 100% cotton Made in Japan