Japanese Porcelain Folklore Square Lidded Box Simon Pearce Designer matches in a traditional

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Japanese Porcelain Folklore Square Lidded Box Simon Pearce Designer matches in a traditionalThis porcelain box feels as if it has stepped out of a Japanese folktale. A frog and rabbits echo the spirited illustrations of the twelfth century Chj giga scrolls. In Japanese folklore frogs are symbols of safe returns and quiet luck while rabbits are tied to the moon where they are believed to pound mochi for celestial gatherings.