#woodblock — Public Fediverse posts
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Left: *Hago-iti* (battledores). Right: *Zubombo*, a paper dancing lion. With clam shells attached to his feet to anchor him, this paper lion can be made to dance by the movement of a fan. (Volume 3, pg. 20) (1911), from Unai no tomo.
Source: The Metropolitan Museum
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/6740c502-c6eb-47ac-a03b-42518ed3add8
#childhood #toys #japan #children #design #play #bookillustration #woodblock #art #publicdomain
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Left: *Hago-iti* (battledores). Right: *Zubombo*, a paper dancing lion. With clam shells attached to his feet to anchor him, this paper lion can be made to dance by the movement of a fan. (Volume 3, pg. 20) (1911), from Unai no tomo.
Source: The Metropolitan Museum
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/6740c502-c6eb-47ac-a03b-42518ed3add8
#childhood #toys #japan #children #design #play #bookillustration #woodblock #art #publicdomain
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Left: *Hago-iti* (battledores). Right: *Zubombo*, a paper dancing lion. With clam shells attached to his feet to anchor him, this paper lion can be made to dance by the movement of a fan. (Volume 3, pg. 20) (1911), from Unai no tomo.
Source: The Metropolitan Museum
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/6740c502-c6eb-47ac-a03b-42518ed3add8
#childhood #toys #japan #children #design #play #bookillustration #woodblock #art #publicdomain
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Left: *Hago-iti* (battledores). Right: *Zubombo*, a paper dancing lion. With clam shells attached to his feet to anchor him, this paper lion can be made to dance by the movement of a fan. (Volume 3, pg. 20) (1911), from Unai no tomo.
Source: The Metropolitan Museum
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/6740c502-c6eb-47ac-a03b-42518ed3add8
#childhood #toys #japan #children #design #play #bookillustration #woodblock #art #publicdomain
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Left: *Hago-iti* (battledores). Right: *Zubombo*, a paper dancing lion. With clam shells attached to his feet to anchor him, this paper lion can be made to dance by the movement of a fan. (Volume 3, pg. 20) (1911), from Unai no tomo.
Source: The Metropolitan Museum
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/6740c502-c6eb-47ac-a03b-42518ed3add8
#childhood #toys #japan #children #design #play #bookillustration #woodblock #art #publicdomain