Japanese Ladies Pocket Square Socks with one having finally prevailed

with one having finally prevailed over the other but seemingly in contemplation of the heavy price paid

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suggesting an intimate bond as they are enveloped by the garden's blooming flora

Light pastel colours are used which contrast with the bright red and orange hues used to represent the people and the ships

65cm x 65cm

Japanese Ladies Pocket Square Socks with one having finally prevailedKikugawa Eizan 1787 1867, Japanese Ladies by Kikugawa Eizan, 19th Century 100% Silk Hand Rolled Designed and Printed in Britain 42cm x 42cm This pocket square depicts two Japanese Ladies, as represented by Kikugawa Eizan. They were probably courtesans or actresses, who were equivalently seen as celebrities. Japanese women were widely popular subjects and used as muses by artists. They are represented in traditional outfits and it was made using a