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Oniwakamaru Subduing the Giant Carp Japanese Koi Folklore Totoya Hokkei Warrior Samurai Ronin Legend Marine Life Antique Fine Art Print Size:A3 Landscape * Cut-and-sewn for a perfect

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* Cut-and-sewn for a perfect print

Ewe weavers are allowed total freedom in the design of their cloths

and fought a fierce battle with the demon king's army

They are also associated with power

Oniwakamaru Subduing the Giant Carp Japanese Koi Folklore Totoya Hokkei Warrior Samurai Ronin Legend Marine Life Antique Fine Art Print Size:A3 Landscape * Cut-and-sewn for a perfectOniwakamaru is a popular figure in Japanese folklore, known as a warrior monk who lived during the 12th century. He is often depicted as a young boy, and in many stories, he is on a quest for revenge for the death of his mother. According to the legend, his mother was killed by a giant carp, and Oniwakamaru sets out to avenge her death. In the print created by the artist Hokkei, Oniwakamaru is shown in the midst of his journey, with a determined

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