Two-Sided Japanese Pharmaceutical Kanban Sign for Two Remedies LS#069 Reproduction Each year people will put

Each year people will put and change out the zodiac animals on display in their homes to bring good fortune

and improved with Edo Culture

The koshirae (mountings) are particularly distinctive

The coals where then used to light the long tobacco pipes common in the Meiji and Taisho eras

Two-Sided Japanese Pharmaceutical Kanban Sign for Two Remedies LS#069 Reproduction Each year people will putAn exceptionally rare and visually striking double sided wooden kanban () advertising board from a Meiji era apothecary. Each side promotes a different medicinal product Kenngan (), a Brain Health Pill, and Konjisui (), a curative Healing Water for toothache and neural disorders. Dimensions: 56" H 23" W Rendered in bold hand carved and gilded lettering (kinpaku) with accents of black and red lacquer, the board features elegant calligraphy, painted