Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga - Japanese Washi Tape - 3 Designs | Ancient Manga from Kōzan-ji Temple, Japan

▎ About Japan's Oldest Manga - Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga ▎ Rabbits and frogs engaged in sumo wrestling, with the frog ultimately triumphing by throwing the rabbit. Anthropomorphizing animals like rabbits, frogs, monkeys, and foxes. The "Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga" scrolls, which never fail to bring a smile to viewers' faces, are considered manga from the Heian and Kamakura periods and are a household name in Japanese art. Preserved and passed down through generations at Kōzan-ji temple in Kyoto, these ink wash paintings from the 12th century are renowned as one of the most outstanding works in Japanese art history. To commemorate the completion of their restoration, a special exhibition was held at the Kyoto National Museum in 2014, and since then, traveling exhibitions have been held annually at art museums and museums across Japan. ▎ KANDAN x CHŌJŪ-JINBUTSU-GIGA ▎ KANDAN collaborated with a Taiwanese illustrator to bring the lively rabbits and frogs from the ancient scrolls to life, playfully chasing and tumbling. These charming characters are infused into various daily necessities, creating products that are truly heartwarming and irresistible. ▎ Product Information ▎ Item ► Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga - Japanese Washi Tape | Ancient Manga from Kōzan-ji Temple, Japan Length ► 15mm width, 10 meters length (±5%) Material ► Japanese Washi Tape Origin ► Taiwan Notes ► Product photos are provided by the official source. Actual colors may vary due to lighting during photography and screen display differences. All are subject to the actual product color.