Japanese Handkerchief Set - Symbol of Samurai Warriors*Sold Out!!
Japanese Handkerchief Set - Symbol of Samurai Warriors*Sold Out!!
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Product Description
1. Product Introduction
This handkerchief is made with white unbleached cotton cloth, and the circle "Enso" which is image of Japanese calligraphy.
Since the old time of Japan, there has been a deep meaning in "Enso" Circle written by Zen Buddhists.
"Enso" symbolizes spiritual awakening, the universe, and also "void" which is the innermost secrets of Zen so that only true Zen Buddhists can attain that stained of mind.
We have chosen this simple circle from Zen to represent old Japanese design with deep meaning.
2. Symbol of the famous Samurai warriors
Blue -
The origin of the design comes from the Kabuto ornament of Date Masamune "crescent moon”,
the only gold ornament of black-lacquered armor. A sharp shape of the ornament symbolizes Date Masamune himself,
Shrewd Daimyo who was called as “One-eyed Dragon”.
Gold-brown colored crescent on the black cloth represent not only image Sengoku period, but also refined modernistic feeling.
Red-
"Rokumonsen" is family crest of Sanada Yukimura, a famous general of Sengoku Period.
It means ferriage of the River of the Three Hells, and also express he never fear death in the war.
The origin of the red color cloth comes from armor of Yukimura, he liked to wear red armor.
This item is hand perfected with Japanese traditional hand-print technique.
Dye technique of Japan is the highest level in the world, and it is famous for delicate patterns in detail.
This handkerchief also expresses energy of the calligraphy with old Japanese works.
White-
Chinese character "Bi" (毘) is embroidered on the cloth. The character is written in the camp flag of Uesugi Kensin,
general of Echigo in the Warring States Period (Senkoku). "Bi" means Vaisravana, guardian of the northern direction.
And the camp flag with "Bi" had been flaunting in headquarters of Uesugi Kensin. We avoid snow-white to express image of Battle areas' flag,
so color of the cloth have become unbleached white color with black embroidery.
This item is hand perfected with Japanese traditional hand-print technique.
Dyeing technique of Japan is the highest level in the world, and it is famous for delicate patterns in detail.
This handkerchief also expresses energy of the calligraphy with old Japanese works.
3. Product Infomation
Size: 45cm (H) x 45cm (W)
Weight: 20g
Material: cotton 100% cloth, rayon embroidery thread
Made in Japan
Originated & Manufactured: KENSIN Co., LTD
*Image only
©KENSIN
This handkerchief is made with white unbleached cotton cloth, and the circle "Enso" which is image of Japanese calligraphy.
Since the old time of Japan, there has been a deep meaning in "Enso" Circle written by Zen Buddhists.
"Enso" symbolizes spiritual awakening, the universe, and also "void" which is the innermost secrets of Zen so that only true Zen Buddhists can attain that stained of mind.
We have chosen this simple circle from Zen to represent old Japanese design with deep meaning.
2. Symbol of the famous Samurai warriors
Blue -
The origin of the design comes from the Kabuto ornament of Date Masamune "crescent moon”,
the only gold ornament of black-lacquered armor. A sharp shape of the ornament symbolizes Date Masamune himself,
Shrewd Daimyo who was called as “One-eyed Dragon”.
Gold-brown colored crescent on the black cloth represent not only image Sengoku period, but also refined modernistic feeling.
Red-
"Rokumonsen" is family crest of Sanada Yukimura, a famous general of Sengoku Period.
It means ferriage of the River of the Three Hells, and also express he never fear death in the war.
The origin of the red color cloth comes from armor of Yukimura, he liked to wear red armor.
This item is hand perfected with Japanese traditional hand-print technique.
Dye technique of Japan is the highest level in the world, and it is famous for delicate patterns in detail.
This handkerchief also expresses energy of the calligraphy with old Japanese works.
White-
Chinese character "Bi" (毘) is embroidered on the cloth. The character is written in the camp flag of Uesugi Kensin,
general of Echigo in the Warring States Period (Senkoku). "Bi" means Vaisravana, guardian of the northern direction.
And the camp flag with "Bi" had been flaunting in headquarters of Uesugi Kensin. We avoid snow-white to express image of Battle areas' flag,
so color of the cloth have become unbleached white color with black embroidery.
This item is hand perfected with Japanese traditional hand-print technique.
Dyeing technique of Japan is the highest level in the world, and it is famous for delicate patterns in detail.
This handkerchief also expresses energy of the calligraphy with old Japanese works.
3. Product Infomation
Size: 45cm (H) x 45cm (W)
Weight: 20g
Material: cotton 100% cloth, rayon embroidery thread
Made in Japan
Originated & Manufactured: KENSIN Co., LTD
*Image only
©KENSIN