Japanese Woodblock Print

Apanese Antique Woodblock Hanki Mt Asama Kokuzo Bosatsu Uho Doji Rare

Rare Antique Japanese Woodblock (Hanki) – Mt. Asama Kokuzo Bosatsu & Sacred Figures. Item Details: This is an authentic antique Japanese wooden printing block (Hanki) from Mt. At the top center of the woodblock, Kokuzo Bosatsu (- Space-Store Bodhisattva) is intricately carved. The lower sections feature fine carvings of Uho Doji and a personal guardian Buddha figure (Jibutsu /). Size 10.31in x 10.98in x 1.29in(26.2cm x 27.9cm x 3.3cm). Wooden printing blocks of this kind were held by temples and were never made available for public sale, making this a unique, extremely rare, and one-of-a-kind historical artifact for collectors. Note on condition: Antique wooden items naturally show signs of age and historical character. Please inspect the photos carefully for details.

Utatora Utagawa Kunitoshi Woodblock Print Tokyo Komagata Azuma Bridge View Meiji

Utatora Utagawa Kunitoshi Woodblock Print Tokyo Komagata Azuma Bridge View Meiji. This Japanese woodblock print is a collaborative work by Utatora and Utagawa Kunitoshi from the series Tokyo Meisho Zue, titled “Komagata, Azuma Bridge, Distant View, ” and dated to Meiji 21. It is a Meiji-period view print showing a Tokyo landmark subject. Condition shows age-related wear, including paper staining, soiling, and tears. Please review the photos carefully for the overall condition and details. Thank you for visiting our store. Many of the hanging scrolls we sell are old and basically in poor condition. In addition, it is difficult to judge whether the author of the work or the hanging scroll is a handwriting or printing, and we will not compensate for this matter. International Buyers – Please Note. Doing so is against U. As a regular business enterprise, our goal is to create employment opportunities for people with disabilities through this business. We greatly appreciate your interest and support of our social enterprise.

Antique Kunisada Hiroshige Woodblock Print Tokaido Kanagawa Station #4 c1836

Genuine antique Japanese woodblock print, Station #4: Kanagawa, from the celebrated “Sohitsu Gojusan Tsugi” (Twin Brushes Fifty-Three Stations) series, circa 1836 – pairing Utagawa Kunisada’s (Toyokuni III) elegant figures with Hiroshige I’s Tokaido landscape insets. The complete series is held by major institutions including the Honolulu Museum of Art. This vibrant example features a beautifully dressed woman in an olive kimono with a striking checkered blue-and-orange obi, walking a coastal bluff road above Kanagawa Bay, with Hiroshige’s background depicting stepped teahouse rooftops, sailboats, and children at play. Title cartouche reads Kanagawa no Zu. Signed and sealed by Kunisada. Excellent color remains vivid throughout with only minor scattered age spotting – the best-preserved of this station series. Comes matted at approximately 15″ x 20″ overall with a detailed prior collector’s provenance note on the backing board. A vibrant, well-preserved piece of 19th-century ukiyo-e collaboration. Please review all photos closely.

Meiji Era Japanese Woodblock Print Fabric Pattern Sample 20 Sheets Antique Art

Japanese Antique Woodblock Print – Fabric Pattern Sample (Set of 20 Sheets, Meiji Era). This is a beautiful set of 20 Japanese antique woodblock prints featuring exquisite fabric pattern designs from the Meiji era. The artwork is exceptionally detailed and vivid in color, showcasing traditional craftsmanship at its finest. Quantity: Set of 20 sheets. Type: Original Woodblock Print (Fabric Pattern Sample). 35.2 cm (13.85 in). 24.1 cm (9.48 in). Overall in good antique condition for its age. Light creases, slight staining on the margins, and minor tears along the edges. Please carefully review all photos to assess the precise condition of each sheet.

1890s Japanese Woodblock Prints by Chikashige

???? 1890s Japanese Woodblock Prints by Chikashige. Two Japanese Meiji-period woodblock book illustrations framed together. From the novel “Shiranui” and illustrated by Morikawa Chikashige, a Japanese ukiyo-e artist and pupil of Toyohara Kunichika. The back has a “Genuine – Printed in 1890’s” stamp with a red seal from Honjo Gallery in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo. Detailed scenes featuring horses, figures and Japanese writing. Professionally displayed under glass with a black mat and frame. Measurements are shown in the pictures. Please look at all pictures for description.

Onda Akyio Akio Onda Japanese Woodblock Print Signed Basho Haiku Sosaku Hanga

Onda was a Japanese sosaku-hanga artist and former assistant to renowned woodblock master Shiko Munakata. The print illustrates a haiku by Matsuo Basho, “?????????? , ” depicting a child with flowers. Bold black-and-white design printed on textured Japanese washi paper. That is particularly important because this piece is not simply a decorative modern Japanese print. It fits directly into Onda’s recognized body of haiku-inspired sosaku-hanga work. What the writing actually says. The large inscription reads. This is a haiku by Matsuo Basho, roughly. Wearing it in his hair. The image illustrates exactly that: a child holding/wearing hibiscus/rose-of-Sharon blossoms. The lower inscription includes (Basho), followed by the red seal, and , while at right is the artist’s handwritten Roman signature Onda Akyio. Print/visible sheet: 12¼ x 9 in. Overall backing/mount: 15 x 11¾ in. (38 x 30 cm). Vintage condition with age toning, wrinkles/creases and some marks consistent with age. Mounted to an older backing with paper covering and tape visible on reverse. Has not been removed from the mount. Please examine all photographs carefully for condition.

KUNISADA Japanese Woodblock Print Ukiyo-e Edo Utagawa Toyokuni III

KUNISADA Japanese Woodblock Print Ukiyo-e Edo Utagawa Toyokuni III. Yanagibashi: Actor Onoe Baikô, from the series Flowers of Edo and Views of Famous Places (Edo no hana meishô-e). All prints listed are roughly 10″ x 14″ each unless otherwise noted. Triptychs will be roughly 30″ x 14″. If you need specific measurements please let us know. Please check out our other auctions!

Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) Woodblock prints 2pcs / Iwai Kumesaburo

Utagawa Kunisada was also known as Utagawa Toyokuni III the most popular, prolific, and commercially successful designer of ukiyo-e woodblock prints in 19th-century Japan. In his own time, his reputation far exceeded that of his contemporaries, Hokusai, Hiroshige, and Kuniyoshi. Dimensions: 9″ x 13.1″ / 22.9cm x 33.5cm. Weight: 10g in total. Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it’s difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Special notes: STAIN, CREASE, DAMAGE, FOLD, HOLE, WARP. About colors of the photos. The color of the actual item may look different from the picture because of the lighting. The color on a photo can differ because of light, screen settings, personal color perception, etc. Please understand that we can’t control the varying light in different environments. Please read the description, check actual photos, and ask questions if doubts in advance. You can return item in 60 days after receiving an item. I accept free return. International Buyers – Please Note. From 1 July 2021, all commercial goods imported into the EU from a third country or third territory is subject to VAT irrespective of their value. I hope your understanding. Please be assured that we’ll do our best to deliver your items safely. Please don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions.

Kakegawa Distant View of Mt. Akiba 26th Station Woodblock By Utagawa Hiroshige

Kakegawa Distant View of Mt. Akiba 26th Station Woodblock By Utagawa Hiroshige. Condition: Overall good condition. It has a little foxing. Please review all photos…. I removed it from the frame to show authenticity. It measures: full size 10 1/16″H x 15 3/8″W.

Rare Antique 1896 Japanese Woodblock Triptych Print By KIYOCHIKA KOBAYASHI MEIJI

This rare, vintage item is used. Due to the age of the item we cannot guarantee the life span or solidity of any components. May show signs of cosmetic wear and tear. No visible broken pieces or parts. Please view all photos thoroughly to see any described wear and the full condition of the item. If an item or accessory is not pictured, it will not be included. Kindly be aware that any used items may exhibit minor signs of wear, such as scuffs, chips, marks, scrapes, rips, dents, or stains. If you have any additional questions or require further clarification, please don’t hesitate to message us. Thank you for considering Inspire and Beyond Co. For your collectible and essentials needs! D with Inspire and Beyond Co.

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