Vintage Japanese Showa Shirt Sign Retro Metal Wall Plaque 30x15cm
Vintage Japanese Showa Shirt Sign Retro Metal Wall Plaque 30x15cm

Vintage Japanese Showa Shirt Sign Retro Metal Wall Plaque 30x15cm

$9.99
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SKU: COL717-1029
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Categories: JAPAN
Description

Channel the charming ambiance of mid-century Tokyo fashion boutiques with this Showa era apparel metal tin sign.



Highlighting classic Japanese kanji and katakana typography from early twentieth-century clothing trade shops, this 30x15 cm metal plate delivers an authentic distressed vintage look.



Product Specifications:

- Material: High-grade tinplate iron

- Dimensions: 30 x 15 cm (approx. 12 x 6 inches)

- Mounting: Pre-drilled perimeter holes for easy wall hanging

- Edge Finish: Hemmed safe border edges with vintage weathered treatment



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A wonderful aesthetic addition to walk-in wardrobes, clothing stores, tailor workshops, bedrooms, hallways, Japanese bistros, or retro graphic art walls.



A distinctive gift for fashion enthusiasts, graphic designers, collectors of Asian memorabilia, and Japanese retro pop culture fans.

  • SHOWA TAILOR SHOP NOSTALGIA: Celebrates early Japanese haberdashery and apparel craftsmanship with vintage typography, infusing spaces with distinctive mid-century commercial culture.

  • PROPORTIONAL 30x15 CM FORMAT: Styled in an authentic narrow horizontal silhouette (approx. 12x6 inches), replicating historical Asian storefront plaques for easy placement above lintels or across narrow pillars.

  • ROBUST ALL-WEATHER TINPLATE: Stamped from high-grade sheet metal featuring hemmed edges for rigidity and handling safety, finished with durable distressed graphics that resist fading and moisture.

  • READY-TO-HANG HARDWARE FIT: Comes punched with neat perimeter mounting holes, allowing fast hanging with standard pins, screws, hooks, jute cord, or mounting tape.

  • ECLECTIC INTERIOR ORNAMENT: A stylish decorative accent for walk-in closets, dressing areas, tailoring studios, boutique shops, Japanese diners, man caves, and vintage collectors.