Choju-jinbutsu-giga A4 Folder - Set of 2 | Kōzan-ji Temple Ancient Manga

▎ About "Choju-jinbutsu-giga," Japan's Oldest Manga ▎ Witness rabbits and frogs engaged in sumo wrestling, with the frog ultimately triumphing by throwing the rabbit. Animals such as rabbits, frogs, monkeys, and foxes are anthropomorphized, The "Choju-jinbutsu-giga" scrolls, which never fail to bring a smile to the viewer's face, are considered manga from the Heian and Kamakura periods. They are a household name in Japan's art world, passed down and preserved by Kyoto's Kōzan-ji temple. Hailed as 12th-century ink wash paintings and among the most outstanding works in Japanese art history, "Choju-jinbutsu-giga" has been featured in touring exhibitions across museums in Japan since 2014, when a special exhibition was held at the Kyoto National Museum to commemorate its restoration. ▎ KAN DAN SHE x Choju-jinbutsu-giga ▎ KAN DAN SHE has invited a Taiwanese illustrator to imbue everyday items with the spirit of the playful rabbits and frogs from the ancient scrolls. These lively characters leap from the aged artwork, bringing a touch of whimsical charm and undeniable delight to each product. ▎ Product Information ▎ Item ► Choju-jinbutsu-giga A4 Folder - Set of 2 | Kōzan-ji Temple Ancient Manga Size ► Approx. 30.7 cm (L) * 22 cm (W) (±5%) | Weight: Approx. 2g (±5%) Material ► PP Origin ► Taiwan Notes ► Product photos are provided by the official source. Actual colors may vary due to lighting and individual screen settings. The actual product color shall prevail.