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The pine tree motif was popularised during the Tang dynasty by famous Chinese painter Wu Daozi. Since then, Chinese painters have been painting pine trees for over a thousand years. While the literati saw the pine trees as representing their sense of solitude, others saw it as an auspicious symbol for longevity. Since Japanese art took inspiration from Tang and Song dynasty Chinese art greatly, it is no wonder we have plenty of pine motifs in the Japanese textile. This bag has both front and back covered with pine trees and would fit the narrative of a very auspicious clutch with many wishes of longevity.

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