Tokyo Museum Collection(ToMuCo)

Talisman to Ward Off the Demon of Ill Health 旬内無患護符

Collection of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Title: Talisman to Ward Off the Demon of Ill Health
Collection ID: 89004438
Category: Lifestyle and Folk Custom
Creation Date: [19～20世紀]　
Size: 31.5 cm x 6.8 cm
Edo-Tokyo Museum Digital Archives: https://www.edohakuarchives.jp/detail-128795.html

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