This is a supreme work of art by Hiromi Yamaguchi, a master of Nishijin-ori (Nishijin weaving). Originally woven as a "Gotakushoku (table center)" to adorn noble settings, this piece has been luxuriously framed. 【Pattern: Grape Mirror Pattern (Budou Kyoumon)】 The stretching vines and abundant grapes are known as a very auspicious pattern, symbolizing "prosperity." 【Charm of the Work】 Artist: Hiromi Yamaguchi, renowned as an artist favored by the Imperial Household. Technique: "Karaori," Yamaguchi's signature technique. The three-dimensional effect, almost mistaken for embroidery, and the elegant luster of the silk threads create an overwhelming presence within the frame. Finish: Because it is framed, it is a very attractive display not only in the tokonoma (alcove) of a Japanese-style room but also as interior decor (modern Japanese style) in a Western-style room. 【Condition of the Product】 It has been stored in a cardboard box, so it is in a very beautiful condition without any sun damage or scratches. However, upon opening and checking, there are stains from tape on the back of the work due to aging. Please check photos 6 to 8. 【Size】 Outer dimensions of the frame: Approximately [78] cm wide x Approximately [48] cm high Visible size of the artwork: Approximately [50] cm wide x Approximately [30] cm high 【Shipping】 It will be shipped via Mercari delivery, with the shipping label attached to the cardboard box in the photos. #HiromiYamaguchi #NishijinOri #Karaori #GrapeMirrorPattern #Artwork #Framed #TraditionalCrafts #ModernJapanese #Gotakushoku