Desktop Type: B6 size (W182 x H128mm) For approximately 400 years, from the Edo period (1603-1868) to the present day, these items have been treasured as lucky charms for good fortune and blessings, and are made with Kyoto Ippitsu-ryu (one-stroke dragon) paintings. The dragons are carefully selected and featured monthly. Six types of prayer wishes for good luck, protection, and matchmaking are written on the left and right sides of the paintings: "Fulfillment of Wishes / Prosperity in Business / Increase in Fortune / Prayers for Health / Family Safety / Successful Relationships" Lucky days (Tensha-nichi, Taian, Ichiryu-manbai-nichi, Tora no Hi, Tatsunohi, Hatsuumashi, Setsubun, Doll's Festival, Boy's Day, Tanabata, etc.) are listed, and those days are represented by a design that imagines the Nyoihōju (wish-fulfilling jewel) held by the dragon. Supervised and printed by Kyoto Ippitsu-ryu artist Keisuke Teshima, using the techniques of Kyoto Ippitsu-ryu artist Keisuke Teshima (reproduction data cleaning), and reproduced with vivid, high-definition printing to be as close to the original painting as possible. Instant purchase is welcome, and silent purchase at midnight is OK!!! *First come, first served for only one item* Free shipping! Please understand that the item is stored at home and will be shipped in simple packaging. Please purchase it.♥ To offer it at a low price, we will ship it in the cheapest way. (In some cases, we may use simple packaging without a box!) Also, although it is unused, it has been opened once for inspection. Please understand. (^^) #Yuyuna's Unwanted Goods Shop 27-24.☆☆0351