This is an original 1870 woodblock print by the Japanese artist Ikkei Shosai, a beautiful example of Edo Period Ukiyo-e art. This vibrant piece features exquisite details and the traditional aesthetic that Ukiyo-e prints are known for. It’s a rare find for collectors of antique Japanese artwork and those with a keen interest in the Edo Period. Artist: Ikkei Shosai – known for his intricate Ukiyo-e prints. Date: 1870 – authentic Edo Period artwork. Medium: Traditional Japanese woodblock print, with vibrant colors and fine details. Subject: Depicts [briefly describe the scene or characters if known], typical of Ukiyo-e themes showcasing Japanese life and culture. Condition: Very good for its age, with some minor wear consistent with antique prints. Historical Value: A genuine piece of 19th-century Japanese art, ideal for serious collectors. Decorative Appeal: Adds a touch of elegance and history to any room or collection. Investment Potential: Antique Japanese prints have shown consistent growth in value over time. Additional Information: This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Japan’s rich artistic heritage. Ukiyo-e prints like this one offer a glimpse into the Edo Period’s vibrant cultural life and are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.