A Japanese dragon, also known as RYU or TATSU, first appears in Japanese mythology as far back as 680 A.D. In fact, Japanese dragons are believed to be the ancestors of the first Emperor of Japan, holding importance and significance as a symbol for the emperor. In particular, the five-clawed dragon, considered to be god-like is said to have been worn on robes only by nobles and therefore is highly respected and honored in Japanese society.

Greeting card set ( Card, Paper Insert, and Envelope )

Made In Kyoto, Japan