Akabeko - Red Cow Size:Extra Large #5 The dark muted shine on

The dark muted shine on the paper is created using silver leaf

and color of the randomly placed panels

Saruwaka-cho was a theater town where all the theaters in Edo gathered and was named after the founder of Edo Kabuki

This design not only captures the serene beauty of a snowy landscape but also serves as a creative means to counteract the oppressive heat of summer

and provides extreme comfort

Akabeko - Red Cow Size:Extra Large #5 The dark muted shine onAkabeko is a folk toy with a 400 year history, made of hariko (papier mch) in the shape of a cow with a bobbing head. From Aizu in Fukushima Prefecture, in the northeastern Thoku region of Japan, its name translates as red cow in the local dialect (aka is red and beko is cow). Akabeko is not only a toy or an ornament, but a talisman of good fortune and health, as well as a symbol of the Aizu region. The lacquered toy is made out of two pieces the body