Ukiyo-e Noren Curtain – “Fashionable Cats Playing Handball” by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Beige, approx. 85 x 120 cm
| Product Name | Ukiyo-e Noren Curtain – “Fashionable Cats Playing Handball” by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Beige, approx. 85 x 120 cm |
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| Item Number | 14-650 |
| Item Description | "Kyoku-temari" is a traditional Japanese acrobatic performance in which entertainers kick or bounce decorative balls as part of a show. This artwork, created by Utagawa Kuniyoshi—well-known for his love of cats—features anthropomorphized felines performing the act, inspired by the popular Edo-period performer Kikugawa Kunimaru. The piece depicts charming scenes such as "Yaezakura," where a ball is skillfully rolled across the cat’s body, and "Midair Ball Kick across Stakes," where a cat hops across stakes while adorably kicking a ball with its feet. |
| Product Dimensions | Approx. 85 cm (W) x 120 cm (L) |
| Material | 100% polyester |
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