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frequently seen on Old Imari dishes
thereby contributing to health and well-being
After arriving at Dejima
representing prosperity and longevity
symbolizing vitality and continuous growth as it depicts endlessly extending vines
Tenugui (Turtle) new year frequently seen on Old ImariDescription As the proverb 'Cranes live for a thousand years, Turtles for ten thousand' suggests, this pattern, symbolizing longevity, has been used as an auspicious motif since ancient times. It even appears in historical tales from the Heian period (794 1185), such as the 'Eiga Monogatari', showcasing its deep rooted significance in Japanese culture.