【Early Showa Retro / 1950s】Tanzaku (Japanese Poem Card) - Daruma-style Daruma, Gold Leaf, New Year's, New Year's Day, January 1st Pure Silk This tanzaku was purchased approximately 70 years ago. It features crepe silk fabric, floral decorations, and flower patterns like chrysanthemums and small flowers, with gold leaf and embroidery, giving it a sense of the season and a gorgeous feel. The luxuriousness, typical of lucky charms, is a key point. Three-dimensional appliqué Instead of being flat, it's made by layering fabric, giving it a plump, three-dimensional effect. ◎For Japanese lucky charms and decorations◎ It's favored for its meanings of inviting good fortune, good health, and family harmony. The lucky charm "Daruma" represents "New Year (Winter)," This tanzaku is recommended as a decoration for the New Year's holidays and Setsubun, as an item to welcome the New Year and pray for good luck. The yellowing and discoloration due to aging add to the charm, making it a stylish antique tanzaku. As it's an item from the early Showa era, immediately after the war, it's a very valuable item that conveys the good qualities of the Showa era, which are no longer obtainable today. As it is a very old antique item stored at home, we kindly ask for your understanding as an antique item. 【Size】 Approximately 36.5cm × Approximately 6.2cm Made in Japan ↓Hanging scrolls for shikishi (square paper) are also on sale. #Also have other antique shikishi December January February Daruma Lucky Charm Poster Spring Summer Autumn Winter Four Seasons Tengu-style Year-end New Year's Day Simple Cute Cute Japanese Modern Old Tools Antiques Vintage Goods Accessories Tea Ceremony Brand Brown Tea Room Dirty Old Inn Decoration Object Crafts Antiques Collection Japan Meiji Taisho Art Old-fashioned vintage Interior Old Folk House Showa 20s Showa 10s Showa 30s Brown Tattered Cafe Japanese-style room Photography Simple