Japanese Antique Hand-painted Ema Votive Painting of Empress Jingu
Hand-painted Ema left at Shinto shrines for the deities to hear prayers, featuring Empress Jingu who was a symbol of feminine strength and power.
Front: Anei -Year of the Dog (1778) - Offering Osakka Castle Painting -Tomiinoru
Sanro Syutai (possibly the painter's name)
- Mineral pigment
- Sugi - Japanese cedar wood
- Edo Era 1778
- 25" x 34.5" x 1.625" (height, width, depth)
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Japanese Antique Hand-painted Ema Votive Painting of Empress Jingu
Hand-painted Ema left at Shinto shrines for the deities to hear prayers, featuring Empress Jingu who was a symbol of feminine strength and power.
Front: Anei -Year of the Dog (1778) - Offering Osakka Castle Painting -Tomiinoru
Sanro Syutai (possibly the painter's name)
- Mineral pigment
- Sugi - Japanese cedar wood
- Edo Era 1778
- 25" x 34.5" x 1.625" (height, width, depth)
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Hand-painted Ema left at Shinto shrines for the deities to hear prayers, featuring Empress Jingu who was a symbol of feminine strength and power.
Front: Anei -Year of the Dog (1778) - Offering Osakka Castle Painting -Tomiinoru
Sanro Syutai (possibly the painter's name)
- Mineral pigment
- Sugi - Japanese cedar wood
- Edo Era 1778
- 25" x 34.5" x 1.625" (height, width, depth)
