Ryotaro Uchiyama Japanese Woodblock Print “Orchid” Edo Authentic 1829. Vintage Japanese Woodblock Print from the Edo Period. This is a rare and authentic Edo period woodblock print, created in 1829 during the Bunsei 12th year. The artwork features a fragment from the “Kusaki Kinyo-shu” (Collection of Plants with Variegated Leaves), published by Tadayoshi Mizuno, a renowned horticulturist and botanist of the late Edo era. The print depicts beautifully detailed illustrations of variegated plants, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of the period. The piece is in excellent condition, well-preserved with minimal signs of age. It is mounted in a modern wooden frame with an acrylic face, measuring approximately A4 size (8.3 x 11.7 inches), making it ready for display. The artwork is a genuine antique, perfect for collectors of Edo-era antiques, traditional Japanese art, or botanical illustrations. It offers a unique glimpse into the botanical artistry and cultural heritage of the Edo period. This collectible is ideal for antique enthusiasts, art collectors, or those interested in Japanese history and traditional crafts. It can be displayed as-is or incorporated into a collection of Japanese antiques or framed art. Product Type: Woodblock Print. Era: Edo Period (1829). Artist: Uchiya Ma-cho Taro (Uchiya Chotaro). Frame: Wooden with acrylic face. Size: Approximately 8.3 x 11.7 inches (A4 size). See the description below. This item is pre-owned, so it may show signs of age-related wear such as scratches, scuffs, chips, cracks, dirt, stains, discoloration, and fading. Please be sure to review all photos carefully and confirm the condition before purchasing. Please note that measurements are taken by our company, so please understand that there may be some errors. If there is no special description about the accessories, only this item will be included.
