Japanese Antique Nobori Banner Empress Jingu Samurai Horse Cotton 360cm Boro Vase adding to its collectibility

adding to its collectibility

grapes are auspicious symbols representing abundance

or as a collectible work of Japanese bronze art

Period: Meiji era (late 19th century)

The inscription on the scroll's exterior (or accompanying box lid) dates the mounting to August of Taisho 11 (1922)

Japanese Antique Nobori Banner Empress Jingu Samurai Horse Cotton 360cm Boro Vase adding to its collectibilityDescription Item Details This is a long antique Japanese "Nobori" Banner, historically flown outdoors during the Boys' Day (Tango no Sekku) festival. Subject: The hand painted artwork likely depicts the legendary Empress Jingu (a female warrior in armor) and her loyal minister Takenouchi no Sukune, riding a black horse. This is a classic motif symbolizing courage and protection. Family Crest: The upper section features the "Katabami" (Wood Sorrel)