I went to the Shosoin exhibition with a friend who lives in Nara. This year we only have reservations, so it’s always a great crowd, but it was nice to see it relaxedly. I think there were many people who couldn’t see it even if they wanted to see it. The first of the 72nd Shosoin exhibition this year is October 1946, shortly after the war. My friend’s father has been visited since the first time, and the catalog has been taken from the first issue, but how much moisture these exhibitions have brought to people in the exhausted postwar period. It was possible to take a photo of the reproduction of the felt, so there is only one photo. The flower is so-called felt. It is made of wool dyed with Suho, Ai, and Maki. The vermilion of Western Akane was also beautiful.
