【Can Only】Bankaku Hime Yukari Wrapped in bubble wrap and placed in a paper bag, it will be sent via regular mail. Approximately 13cm x approximately 10cm x height approximately 9cm Tokugawa Art Museum The Tale of Genji: To the Shining Lord "Hatsune no Chodai" ~135th Anniversary Commemorative Design Can, Inspired by the National Treasure and Modernized~ ☆Design: This is an expression of the national treasure "Hatsune Maki-e Kosumi Akatebako" (Hatsune Maki-e Small Corner Red Hand Box), one of the "Hatsune no Chodai," with a contemporary feel. The design motif of "Hatsune no Chodai" is the waka poem "Years are drawn to the pine, to those who have aged, today, let the first song of the bush warbler be heard" by Akashi no Kimi, who appears in Murasaki Shikibu's "The Tale of Genji," which has been read for a thousand years, and who sent it to her young daughter who was living apart from her. "Hatsune no Chodai" was wedding trousseau brought by Chiyohime, the eldest daughter of the third shogun Iemitsu, when she married Mitsutomo, the second lord of the Owari Tokugawa family. It is a work of art that took over two years to create, bringing together the highest level of skill and materials. The design of "Hime Yukari Hatsune no Chodai" expresses the motifs and thoughts contained in "Hatsune no Chodai" with a contemporary feel, as it was wedding trousseau that they lived with for their entire lives. The background of the waka poem, which a mother sent to her daughter, being chosen as the motif is said to be due to the deep love of wishing for the happiness of her young daughter, who was married at the age of only two and a half.