Japanese Wooden Carved Stamp Hanko Inkan Seal Noshi Mark Office Supplies HS106 Beige Takenaka Henbe was a Samurai

Takenaka Henbe was a Samurai and famous strategist during 1544~1579 in Japan

An old couple with a broom signifies celebration and longevity

Kanji words: Every day is wonderful (Nichinichikorekounichi)

Vtg Japanese Buddhist Altar Fitting Lacquer Offering Table

The original usage is for reading sutras

Japanese Wooden Carved Stamp Hanko Inkan Seal Noshi Mark Office Supplies HS106 Beige Takenaka Henbe was a SamuraiVtg Japanese Stamp Seal Hanko Inkan This is a vintage Japanese wooden carved stamp. This mark is called Noshi. In Japan, when you give a gift, you stick a piece of paper with the Noshi mark on the top right of the gift. Especially suitable for congratulatory gifts. Stamp (Hanko, Inkan) Wood C1970 Item Weight: 13 grams Packed Weight: 213 grams Approx. 1. 5 cm long x 3. 3 cm wide x 2. 3 cm tall Good condition. Discolorations. Wear and tear due to age.