Mid 19th Century Hand-painted Japanese Fabric Celebrating a Birth (1) Stools which is a good luck

which is a good luck symbol that was embroidered on the back to protect children from the devil

We believe that this porcelain bowl is from the shipwrecked

It is a healing system which looks at the body as a whole to find the right balance of mind

Betel boxes where used to store betel nuts that then would have been used for betel nut chewing

It also contains 5 drawers and hand carved detailing along the base of the drawers

Mid 19th Century Hand-painted Japanese Fabric Celebrating a Birth (1) Stools which is a good luckThis interesting piece of fabric originated in Japan within the Bakumatsu period. The beautiful hand painted calligraphy describes the information of a birth. The main text translates to 'Omiya Taigagen' which we believe is the name of the child. The smaller text translates to 'Bunkyu 2nd Year' which is 1862, and 'September due date' giving us the dates of when the child was meant to be born. Due to the age of this piece, there is some wear on the