WOODBLOCK PRINT Kunichika Kabuki actor Age: Late Edo period(18001849) Primary Material: Paper Size: See the ruler in the image. Thank you for looking at our store. We list items we find in the “Japanese Antique Market” every week. We want people around the world to see the fascinating antiques of Japan. Please enjoy your antique walk as if you were in Japan. We are happy if you find something you like. We will carefully deliver using the packing material. EMS by JAPAN POST. International Buyers – Please Note.
Mori Yoshitoshi Fune woodblock print. 15 x 11 cm. 32 x 23.5 cm. Condition: There are stains and dirt due to age. He studies Ryukyu Bingata dyeing with Soetsu Yanagi and Master Serizawa. He becomes a member of Nippon Ingain. He is currently winning the Japan Print Contest Exhibition. He was selected for the Barcelona International Print Exhibition. He is awarded the Medal with Dark Blue Ribbon. Usaju Commemoration Yoshitoshi Mori self-selected exhibition held.
This exquisite Japanese woodblock print titled “Bamboo Forest, ” created by the skilled artist Eiichi Kotozuka in 1960, showcases the delicate beauty of this timeless plant. The intricate details and nuanced colors captivate the viewer, rendering it a stunning piece of art that embodies Kotozuka’s mastery. Utilizing paper as the primary medium, this work hails from Japan, a testament to the nation’s rich artistic heritage. Its post-1940 origin adds historical significance to this collectible, spanning the categories of prints, Japan, Asian antiques, and general antiques, making it a distinctive addition to any collection. Presented as an illustrious wall hanging grayscale art piece, this Japanese Woodblock Print “Bamboo Forest” comes unframed, preserved in its original packaging from the Koyoto Handicraft Center. A creation of Eiichi Kotozuka, a prominent artist associated with Seiryusha, renowned for his exceptional landscape, flower, bird, and figure paintings, this print adds a touch of masterful artistry to any discerning collector’s ensemble. Step into the enchanting world of Japanese craftsmanship as we explore the intricate art of woodblock printing through the lens of the renowned Uchida Art Co. Located in the cultural heart of Kyoto, the Koyoto Handicraft Center is a bastion of traditional Japanese artistry. Housed within this center, stands as a testament to the time-honored craft of Japanese woodblock printing. This centuries-old technique involves carving intricate designs into wooden blocks, which are then meticulously inked and pressed onto paper or fabric, resulting in stunning, detailed prints. Join us on a journey that combines the rich history of Japanese woodblock printing with the contemporary excellence of Uchida Art Co. Where each piece reflects a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation.
