The "Long-Tailed Parent-and-Child Turtle" is an auspicious motif depicting a parent turtle and its young together, often used in designs for kimono obi sashes (fukuro obi) and metal crafts as a symbol of longevity and good fortune. It is particularly depicted as a minogame, featuring a long-tailed turtle (an adult turtle) and a young turtle, It is often combined with auspicious "Kotobuki" (Longevity) characters or mist patterns to form a吉祥文様 (kisshō monyō) or auspicious design. This is a traditional Japanese pattern embodying the symbolism of the turtle's longevity and the wish for parent-child harmony and the prosperity of descendants. Signed on the underside with a circle seal cartouche and the characters 光勝 (“Mitsukatsu”). The overall style relates closely to the well-known work of the 高岡銅器（Takaokadoki). Dimensions: Mother Turtle: Height 17 cm, Width 13 cm, Depth 4.6 cm child turtle1: Height 12cm, Width 7.3 cm, Depth 3.1 cm child turtle2: Height 11.2 cm, Width 4.5 cm, Depth 2.8 cm Period: Taishō period (1912–1926)