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This is a woodblock printed Hikifuda(handbill) dated around early 1,900s.Hikiduda is a small handbill used to advertise shops and products.This custom started during the middle of Edo era and designs bacame very elaborated.This has a chaming Ebisu (the god of business people) and Daikoku (the god of wealth).Daikoku holds an umbrella,lifting his left foot,wearing pointed shoulder kimono in gorgeous patterns.Ebisu bends over,wears traditional court costumes,holding a fan,sword aside.Both are dancing with big smiles.The frame is decorated with Takarazukushi which is traditional auspicious motif. All are done in full details.Please enjoy all on more pictures!There is an artist's name with stamp on the bottom.It has a folded line in the middle,and there are slight patinas around the rims,but pictures themselves are in good condition. This will be perfect accent home docor fpr your empty wall for sure!
