Vintage Japanese Pharmacy Kusuri Kanban
Japanese kanban (shop sign) for a pharmacy selling "medicine for children." The Kanji in the upper right corner say Honpo Kyoto, (name of the original medicine shop) The three large Kanji in the center say Kyumeiho, or "medicine that cures quickly." The sign is made from a single beautifully figured Keyaki board.
- Keyaki - Japanese Elm Wood
- Meiji Era 1868-1912?
- 71.5 x 17" x 1" (width, height, thickness)
- SKU: FA-4261
Original: $1,250.00
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Vintage Japanese Pharmacy Kusuri Kanban
Japanese kanban (shop sign) for a pharmacy selling "medicine for children." The Kanji in the upper right corner say Honpo Kyoto, (name of the original medicine shop) The three large Kanji in the center say Kyumeiho, or "medicine that cures quickly." The sign is made from a single beautifully figured Keyaki board.
- Keyaki - Japanese Elm Wood
- Meiji Era 1868-1912?
- 71.5 x 17" x 1" (width, height, thickness)
- SKU: FA-4261
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Japanese kanban (shop sign) for a pharmacy selling "medicine for children." The Kanji in the upper right corner say Honpo Kyoto, (name of the original medicine shop) The three large Kanji in the center say Kyumeiho, or "medicine that cures quickly." The sign is made from a single beautifully figured Keyaki board.
- Keyaki - Japanese Elm Wood
- Meiji Era 1868-1912?
- 71.5 x 17" x 1" (width, height, thickness)
- SKU: FA-4261
