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The Japanese Art of Impermanence by Andrew Juniper brings the beauty of the imperfect into focus
Family crests or "mon" were painted on the back of these jackets to indicate the families the servants belonged to
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and during the summer has an additional feature of preventing the fabric from sticking to you when you perspire
Charm, Kami Series, Kukurihime No Kami 19-13-1823 The Japanese Art of ImpermanenceAcross Japan, these teabag shaped charms or omamori can be found at Shinto shrines or temples. The charms have a prayer or blessing written inside them and are wrapped in fabric and meant to not be opened. They offer a particular type of luck, blessing, or protection and can be attached to backpacks or purses. This series of charms are dedicated to a particular Shinto deity or Kami and feature a unique art style. Kukurihime is a Shinto goddess and
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