Behold the "Ori Mon Zue", a detailed collection of textile designs from the Bunsei era, reflecting the meticulous aesthetics favored by the samurai and bushi classes of Edo Japan. Each of the seventeen vibrantly colored woodblock prints within this volume could have adorned the garments and banners of the era's esteemed warriors, embodying not only beauty but the honor and prestige of the samurai culture. With dimensions of 19.5cm by 27cm, the book offers a tangible connection to the past, where the bushido ethos was woven into the very fabric of life. Though the closing tie of this tome has become detached—echoing the unfurling of a samurai’s obi sash in preparation for battle—the integrity and spirit of its content remain unscathed. This tome is more than a mere collection of patterns; it is a narrative in color and design, a tribute to the tastes of a bygone aristocracy whose influence resonated far beyond the battlefield and into the heart of Edo craftsmanship and tradition. Shipping and Handling: This book, a treasure from our "Legacy of the Bushi" series, will be dispatched with the utmost care worthy of the samurai themselves. It will be securely packaged and shipped with tracking, ensuring that it reaches you as valiantly as the warriors it represents. Be aware that as the new custodian of this piece, you will be responsible for any customs fees or additional charges. Seller Experience and Quality Assurance: We are honored to present this historical artifact, promising an item steeped in the samurai legacy. Our experience with Japanese antiquities assures you of the authenticity and condition of this piece. We are at your service for any inquiries or requests for further information about this symbol of samurai elegance and artistry.