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ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations

They’re printed on both sides of the woodblock, four pages per side. There are four illustrations. We don’t know the story line and the Japanese is an older style my very educated Japanese wife can’t read. (Japan has had two alterations of written Japanese in the last 150 years) The intricacy and skill of the illustrations and the writing is amazing. Ood blocks were the only way the Japanese knew to print documents / books or pictures until the late 1800′s. After that they went to movable type and lithographs. Often these woodblocks would be used and then eventually the wood would be planed down and used / carved again for something else. This was because having the right kind of tight grained seasoned Japanese cherry wood was valuable. Consequently there are not a lot of these around, most of them eventually being destroyed. Because most of Japan’s city’s were burned during WW2, this would have resulted in many disappearing also. Most printing was done in the cities. When these were made a calligrapher would be called to do the writing / design. The wood carvers would then copy that writing / design exactly. (So it would print correctly) These are a work of art and skill. This is a relatively rare item. We have a small personal collection we are listing. It’s 33 x 8 1/2 inches (46.5 x 21.5 cm) and 1 inch thick (2.5 cm). Their total weight is 6 pounds. The item “ANTIQUE EDO JAPANESE WOOD CARVED HANGI WOODBLOCK / 8 Book Pages 4 Illustrations” is in sale since Sunday, March 7, 2021. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Prints”. The seller is “lsjapanstuff” and is located in Alhambra, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Type: Paintings
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Featured Refinements: Japanese Woodblock Print
  • Age: 1820 – 1870
  • Primary Material: Wood
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery

An original edo era woodblock of the first four pages from a Japanese book. The first page, (right side of the photos 7 – 11) gives the title, which my very educated Japanese wife could not read. This is older Japanese kanji or more likely older Chinese kanji characters. If anyone can read this we would like to know. Older Japanese woodblock book pages were printed on one sheet of paper then folded over to make two pages. The second page of this book is the left side of the woodblock in photos 7 – 11. This is a full sized page of an intricately carved scene of a village in the mountain. Page three would be the other side of the woodblock (right side photos 1 – 6) And features incredibly small but distinct and readable kanji characters most likely of the story describing what’s happening in the carved illustration. The fourth page would be the left side of photos 1 – 6 and is another intricate carved scene of a village in a mountain. Ood blocks were the only way the Japanese knew to print documents / books or pictures until the late 1800′s. After that they went to movable type and lithographs. Often these woodblocks would be used and then eventually the wood would be planed down and used / carved again for something else. This was because having the right kind of tight grained seasoned Japanese cherry wood was valuable. Consequently there are not a lot of these around, most of them eventually being destroyed. Because most of Japan’s city’s were burned during WW2, this would have resulted in a lot of them disappearing also. Most printing was done in the cities. When these were made a calligrapher would be called to do the writing / design. The wood carvers would then copy that writing / design exactly. (So it would print correctly) These are a work of art and skill. This is a relatively rare item. We have a small personal collection we will be listing. It’s 16 3/4 x 7 3/4 inches (42.5 x 19.5 cm) and 3/4 inch thick (2 cm). The item “Antique Edo Era JAPANESE TWO SIDED WOOD CARVED HANGI / Mountain Village Scenery” is in sale since Friday, November 6, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Prints”. The seller is “lsjapanstuff” and is located in Alhambra, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Featured Refinements: Japanese Woodblock Print
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Age: 1800-1849
  • Primary Material: Wood
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950

Registrations mark (kento) on the keyblock. Beautifully preserved, except for the few minor imperfections due to age (which can be seen in images). Size: 30 x 36 cm. Carver: Yoshio Kubota personal student of Tokuriki Tomiyoshiro. The block is an artistic representation of Kyoto National Museum courtyard, viewed from inside the garden, one can clearly see the 2 entrance towers. Unique piece of japanese woodblock printing, quite rare, a gem for collectors. The small crack on the back of the block is just a surface scratch on the wood, it does NOT go deep and the wood is not splitted. One could easily print from the block. The item “Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1950″ is in sale since Thursday, November 14, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Prints”. The seller is “mihailsebastia2″ and is located in Piatra Neamt. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Featured Refinements: Japanese Woodblock Print
  • Type: Paintings, Scrolls & Prints
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Color: Black
  • Age: 1950
  • Primary Material: Wood and metal
  • Maker: Unknown
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

No registration mark (kento) on the keyblock, it was probably used for single color prints (sumi ink). Beautifully preserved, except for the few minor imperfections due to age (which can be seen in images). I believe it’s a unique piece of nihonga. The base of the block is probably cedar or cherry, the 2 peacocks are made out of metal, probably bronze or steel. Can be used for printing on washi/textiles or embossing. Size is 40 x 18 cm and 5 cm thick. Weight 4.7 kg. The item “Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks” is in sale since Thursday, January 23, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Prints”. The seller is “mihailsebastia2″ and is located in Piatra Neamt. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Age: 1850-1899
  • Featured Refinements: Japanese Woodblock Print
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Type: Paintings, Scrolls & Prints
  • Color: Black
  • Primary Material: Wood and metal
  • Maker: Unknown
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks

No registration mark (kento) on the keyblock, it was probably used for single color prints (sumi ink). Beautifully preserved, except for the few minor imperfections due to age (which can be seen in images). I believe it’s a unique piece of nihonga. The base of the block is probably cedar or cherry, the 2 peacocks are made out of metal, probably bronze or steel. Can be used for printing on washi/textiles or embossing. Size is 40 x 18 cm and 5 cm thick. Weight 4.7 kg. The item “Rare Japanese carved woodblock for print, ca. 1900 2 Peacocks” is in sale since Monday, September 23, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Prints”. The seller is “mihailsebastia2″ and is located in Piatra Neamt. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Age: 1850-1899
  • Featured Refinements: Japanese Woodblock Print
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Type: Paintings, Scrolls & Prints
  • Color: Black
  • Primary Material: Wood and metal
  • Maker: Unknown
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block

Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block. Up for your consideration is these three antique carved East Asian wooden printing panels. No idea where they come from, but should come from the East Asian countries use Characters. They are 11 7/8 7 3/4 inches and 7/8 inches thick (3019.52.5 cm). They weigh 4 3/4 pounds (2.3 kg). Two have carving only on one side, the third one has carving on the front and back. All three blocks are in good condition. The item “Three 19C Antique Carved Chinese Japanese Korean Woodblock Plate Print Block” is in sale since Saturday, November 11, 2017. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Korea”. The seller is “aastarwood” and is located in Seattle, Washington. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica.
1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo

1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo

1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo

1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo

1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo

1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo

1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo

1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate For. Title: Original 1853 Japanese Woodblock Printing Plate. Romanization as: Enmi Jizokyo Wakun Zue. English Title Translation: Sutra of Life-extending Jizo Bodhisattva with Japanese Annotation and Illustration. Pages 25 and 26 of. Volume 2 (total 3 volumes). Carved on both sides. The book itself has the following titles and editor/publisher information detailed below for your comparison and identification. Between page title (as showing on the carved plate). (abbreviated form of the cover title). Date of Publication (and publishers/booksellers). Printed by Bokuko and released in September 1853 by the bookseller Haruhoshi Do in Osaka. Some special characters e. Date: carved on or before 1853 (as the book itself was published on September 1853 detailed above and below). Medium: Hard wood block carved on both sides with companion illustration block images. Dimensions: printing area 17.4 x 27 cm or. 6 7/8 x 10 5/8 inch, overall size of the woodblock (19.2 x 40.5 cm or 7 1/2 x 15 7/8 inch), thickness (1.3 cm or 1/2 inch). Weight 1.6 pounds or 720 grams Credits. Identification, Dating, and Authentication of this particular woodblock were straightforwardly done and with 100% confidence by comparing every detail of the woodblock with its corresponding printed four pages of the published book. The overall condition of this rare [one of the kinds] woodblock is excellent plus on both sides. Beautiful prints can still be pulled from the block as shown in the freshly printed examples (photos #4 and #5) to facilitate reading and comparison with the relevant book pages. Ample photos in high resolution are provided for your convenience of identification and judging its excellent quality independently. Flaws to note: nearly flawless with a tiny crack on left (not affecting the printing area) as shown by the detailed photos. Is one of the four most important Bodhisattva of East Asian Buddhism and one of the most loved figures in Japan (Called O-Jizo Sama by Children in Japan). Many scriptures attributed to him were translated from Sanskrit in China around 700 CE. Enmi Jizokyo was claimed to be translated by. An highly revered Indian Monk who spent most of his life in the court of Tang dynasty. But was preserved only in Japan. It begins with the passage. Thus claimed to be spoken by the Buddha himself. The scriptures might actually have been originated in Japan since there are certain passages that are uniquely Japanese e. Mentioned the legendary Tengu. A heavenly dog. It was very popular with the Samurai of Kamakura period 11. Century and popular with people of East Asia ever since. The scripture itself was first published in print form around 15. Century in Japan, the current specimen is one of the first with with illustrations and Japanese annotation and was published in 1853. This woodblock printing plate contains one of the important passages with its entire annotation and its companion illustration (as showing on the photos #4 and #5 that were freshly printed for identification and easy of reading). The pronunciation of each character was indicated by Hiragana. The passage was in large character as quoted below. It can be translated roughly as: Jizo Bodhisattva is such that he can exhibit his body in variety of forms and would like to save all the souls from all the Six Worlds (including the hell). The annotation included detailed explanation of each words and a story of two Samurai (rich and poor) of Kamakura period with the illustration showing one praying with the Jizo Bodhisattva appeared to him in person. The surviving woodblock printing plates with illustration is extremely rare (especially in such impeccable condition and for such a historically significant item). All reasonable offers will be seriously considered. Not a later, modern copy or reproduction and as described. The item “1853 Original Antique Japanese Carved Wood Block Printing Plate Jizo” is in sale since Wednesday, May 11, 2016. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Korea”. The seller is “shiyie” and is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Type: Printing Plate
  • Primary Material: Wood
  • Age: 1853
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Listed By: Dealer or Reseller