Japanese Antique Nobori Banner Samurai Horse Musha-e Cotton 396cm Boro BRKW160B
Description
■ Description Item Details This is a long antique Japanese "Nobori" Banner, traditionally flown outdoors during Boys' Day (Tango no Sekku) to pray for a son's strength and success. Subject: Features a dynamic hand-painted depiction of a Samurai Warrior (Musha-e) riding a black horse. The artwork captures the intensity of the warrior in traditional armor. Family Crest: The upper section displays Family Crests (Kamon), likely the "Mokko" (Melon) style crest. Material: Cotton. Style: Due to significant age and weathering, this piece represents the "Boro" aesthetic, valued for its rustic, time-worn character. Usage: Its extreme length makes it suitable for display in high-ceilinged spaces, stairwells, or as authentic material for textile art and remaking. Size Length: approx. 396 cm / 155.9 in (approx. 13 ft) Width: approx. 43 cm / 16.9 in Condition: Antique / Heavily Worn (Boro Style) Damage to Tabs: Please Note: One of the bottom hanging tabs (loops) is torn and nearly detached. Fabric: There are tears, holes, and fraying throughout the fabric, consistent with its age and outdoor use. Surface: Visible stains, heavy discoloration, and fading are present. The white background has browned with age. Note: This item is sold as a historical textile specimen with heavy wear. Please review the photos carefully to understand the "Boro" condition.