Own a unique piece of cultural and regional history with this vintage Japanese Noren (doorway curtain), once used at one of the oldest sushi bars in Seattle, Washington. Traditionally hung in doorways, Norens serve as both decoration and a symbol of welcome.
Details & Features:
- Authentic vintage Japanese Noren (doorway curtain).
- Four-panel design measuring 52 inches wide x 32 inches high.
- Includes bamboo hanging rod for easy display.
- Japanese hiragana text reads “Udon Sushi.”
- Originally used in a historic Seattle sushi bar.
- Versatile use as a door curtain, room divider, restaurant décor, or unique home accent.
Perfect For:
Collectors of Japanese cultural items, food and restaurant history enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a conversation piece that blends artistry and heritage.
When you bid generously, you are helping to sustain the Japanese Friendship Garden. Any amount you pay above the fair market value of an item is tax-deductible and directly supports the Garden’s cultural and educational programs.
Collectors of Japanese cultural items, food and restaurant history enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a conversation piece that blends artistry and heritage.
When you bid generously, you are helping to sustain the Japanese Friendship Garden. Any amount you pay above the fair market value of an item is tax-deductible and directly supports the Garden’s cultural and educational programs.
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$161 - 4 bids
Minimum Bid Increment:
$20
Value:
$500
Donated By:
A Japanese Friendship Garden Board member