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‘Botan’ (Peony) and ‘Chou’ (Butterfly) second katagami stencil

This Katagami has ‘Gara boshi’, cut out signs, indicating that it is part of a set, usually two, called ‘Nimai-gata’.

This Katagami has ‘Gara boshi’, cut out signs, indicating that it is part of a set, usually two, called ‘Nimai-gata’.

‘Kanzemizu’ (flowing spiral water) pattern was widely used on Katagami during the Edo period (1780-1867).

This is a design for a printed textile by Herbet J Crofts for the Silver Studio in 1910.

Nejiri incorporated many patterns including water wheels, leaves, the Qinghai wave pattern,and chrysanthemums.

The Sakura (Cherry Blossom) pattern in this Katagami is indicative of Hanami (cherry blossom viewing).

The 'Ebi' (Lobster) pattern symbolises longevity.

This Katagami is high quality and is considered to be made during the first golden age of Katagami business - 1753 to around 1852.

'Sakura' (Cherry Blossom) pattern has been favoured by Japanese since the Heian period (794-1185).

This wallpaper design was possibly designed by John Illingworth Kay for the Silver Studio in 1899.