Monthly Special Japanese Screen: September Special
September is famous in Japan for "Tsukimi", or moon-viewing. Traditionally, the eighth month of the lunar calendar, which corresponds to September in the Gregorian calendar, is the best time to view the moon, as it appears especially bright due to the relative positions of earth, sun and moon. During "Tsukimi" season, Japanese people display decorations made from Japanese pampas grass ("susuki") and eat rice dumplings called "tsukimi dango".
This month's special features 3 screens by the artist Manshou depicting the moon and the Japanese pampas grass to celebrate this traditional Japanese autumn festival.
We are pleased to offer each of these authentic hand-made Japanese Screens at a special price of just $1,500 plus shipping and handling (normally $1,900)
This offer is valid until the end of September 2010. Feel free to contact us.