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Striking antique purple kimono with blazing hôju (wish-fulfilling jewel looking like flaming pearl, an ancient pattern representing the cintamani stone).
The mirror skirt pattern placement is a good example of ryôzuma 両褄 , which was all the rage for late Meiji-early 20th century formal kimono like this irotomesode.
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A series of flaming lotus with different imagery in the center. From left to right is a yin yang symbol, next a Fudo Myoo bonji and then a hoju for the last one. These were a ton of fun to do and I still love how they turned out!!
8x10 ink on arches watercolor paper.
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Would you like to be called homer jr son? The kids can call you Hoju!
📕 ほうじゅ 📙 Hōju 📒 Gem 📗 Gema 📘 宝珠
Rare pattern for this antique purple kimono, depicting dragons in the clouds among what looks like strings of pearls.
Hold by dragon's claws, those jewels are probably hôju (Cintamani/wish-fulfilling pearl). They also remind me of other pearls associated with dragons in Asia, like Ryûjin's mythical tide jewels.
