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The beautiful Geisha and Temple Japanese Noren is looking out over the water towards the Kinkaku-ji which means “Temple of the Golden Pavilion”.
The beautiful Geisha and Temple Japanese Noren is looking out over the water towards the Kinkaku-ji which means “Temple of the Golden Pavilion”. This Noren is decorated with a geisha drawn in the bijinga art style popularized in 17th century Japan. This makes a great gift and fits in any home.
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Noren as Split curtain used in place of doors as entrances to Japanese shops, and as doorways and decorations inside Japanese homes.
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