Enamel Advertising Sign [Heiankaku] Vintage Japanese - Mainoskyltti - Emali

This is an advertising sign for the wedding hall "Heiankaku" used during the Showa era. The name "Heiankaku" is written in large white letters on a warm red background, and "Wedding Hall" is written in yellow at the top. In addition, an elegant illustration of a phoenix drawn in gold is placed on the right side, symbolizing traditional Japanese wedding culture and formality.

Heiankaku is a wedding hall brand used by many people during the Showa era, and is an iconic name that provides formality and a sense of security.

The phoenix design represents formality and auspiciousness in Japanese weddings. As an advertisement for a wedding hall, it incorporates symbolic elements that wish for happiness and prosperity.

The sign's vivid colors and the visibility of the letters are maintained, making it ideal for display as a collection or interior decoration.



[Size]
22x45cm

[Condition]
Good vintage condition.

Although it shows signs of use, the letters and designs remain clearly visible.

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