Nanto Old Tile Paper - Nagao Komeiso Seika - Japanese Paper - 12 Letter Sheets, 5 Envelopes Set - Horyuji (137)
5-sheet stationery with 5-digit zip code
Unused item purchased in Nara long ago.
12 sheets of stationery designed with old tiles from Horyuji and Kofukuji temples.
The stationery comes with a vertical writing backing paper, and the stationery itself has no lines.
The Japanese paper bag reads Nanto Nagano Kanan-so Seihin (Made by Nagano Kanan-so in Nanto).
The outer wrapping of the Japanese paper has yellowing due to long-term storage.
Elegant and nostalgic.
How about sending letters on Japanese paper from the ancient capital of Nara?
A5 size
Taizo Nagano (1922-1990) became the third-generation owner of Nagano Kanan-so, a tea shop run by his aunt and uncle, after World War II. Nagano Kanan-so is adjacent to the Nara National Museum and was also involved in publishing books on ancient art. Nagano, who learned photography self-taught, accompanied surveys during the early days of the Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, photographing cultural assets of temples and shrines. He also worked on guidebooks for temples and Buddhist statues, and on art books published by Iwanami Shoten, such as Nara Rokudaiji Taikan and Yamato Koji Taikan. His photography spanned from the 1950s to 1990, and includes many valuable photographs showing the placement of Buddhist statues in a different state than today. Approximately 7,000 glass dry plates were donated to Tezukayama University (Nara) in 2015, and archiving is progressing.
Thank you for looking.
Unused item purchased in Nara long ago.
12 sheets of stationery designed with old tiles from Horyuji and Kofukuji temples.
The stationery comes with a vertical writing backing paper, and the stationery itself has no lines.
The Japanese paper bag reads Nanto Nagano Kanan-so Seihin (Made by Nagano Kanan-so in Nanto).
The outer wrapping of the Japanese paper has yellowing due to long-term storage.
Elegant and nostalgic.
How about sending letters on Japanese paper from the ancient capital of Nara?
A5 size
Taizo Nagano (1922-1990) became the third-generation owner of Nagano Kanan-so, a tea shop run by his aunt and uncle, after World War II. Nagano Kanan-so is adjacent to the Nara National Museum and was also involved in publishing books on ancient art. Nagano, who learned photography self-taught, accompanied surveys during the early days of the Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, photographing cultural assets of temples and shrines. He also worked on guidebooks for temples and Buddhist statues, and on art books published by Iwanami Shoten, such as Nara Rokudaiji Taikan and Yamato Koji Taikan. His photography spanned from the 1950s to 1990, and includes many valuable photographs showing the placement of Buddhist statues in a different state than today. Approximately 7,000 glass dry plates were donated to Tezukayama University (Nara) in 2015, and archiving is progressing.
Thank you for looking.
Category
Letters & Cards
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tokyo
Customers Also Viewed
Was this page helpful?
marty.unleash.wiring disabled
