Period: Showa period, mid-20th century. Publisher: Rare reprint from the publisher Oedo Mokuhansha (Tokyo). Medium: Traditional Japanese woodblock print (ink and color on washi paper). 40 × 19 cm (15.75 × 7.48 inches). Condition: There are slight stains. Overall in good condition. Description: An authentic Japanese woodblock print, traditionally hand-printed on handmade Japanese washi paper using the traditional Ukiyo-e printing method. Produced during the mid-20th century, it faithfully preserves the beauty and craftsmanship of the original design. The visible pigment bleed-through on the reverse is a natural characteristic of authentic hand-printed Japanese woodblock prints. We sell only authentic traditional Japanese hand-printed woodblock prints, including later re-carved or later edition works. We do not handle modern machine-made prints, offset prints, or modern printed copies of any kind. All prints in our store are genuine te-zuri (hand-printed) woodblock prints, carefully hand-printed by skilled Japanese artisans using traditional Ukiyo-e techniques on authentic Japanese washi paper. The visible pigment bleed-through on the reverse side is a natural characteristic of hand printing and a clear sign that this is not a reproduction or machine-made print. Please refer to the photos for the item’s condition. We strive to photograph and describe the condition as accurately as possible. However, perceptions of condition may vary depending on individual standards.