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Tamakazura 'A Lovely Garland' from The Tale of Genji by Tosa Mitsuyoshi, Japanese Calligraphy, Canvas Art Print Depth:1.5" these closed back canvases arePublic domain art from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Calligraphy from the early seventeenth century attributed to Konoe Sakihisa. In Chapter 22 of The Tale of Genji titled 'A Lovely Garland', new robes are distributed to ladies in Genjis household as the New Year approaches. Genji sits near his beloved Murasaki, while the women put garments into lacquered boxes. Mandarin ducks, symbolic of marital harmony, swim