Originally a tool for the game “hanetsuki” (badminton), which has been played since the Muromachi period, it developed into a decorative item during the Edo period with the appearance of “oshie hagoita” (appliqué battledores) depicting Kabuki actors in three dimensions.
Hagoita Hana Komachi Furisode No. 18 (Handball)
$291.46
2 in stock
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Originally used in the traditional game hanetsuki, the hagoita evolved into a decorative art form during the Edo period, becoming a beloved symbol of Japanese culture and craftsmanship.
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| Dimensions | 60 × 27 × 16 cm |
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