Cottages, Rivers & Cherry Blossom Journal
Woodblock printing, known as moku hanga, is a traditional artistic medium in Japan. It is most associated with its use in ukiyo-e or ‘floating world’ prints from the Edo period, which lasted until 1868. This striking print is thought to have been created later, around the start of the twentieth century, as a pattern for a kimono design. It depicts dwellings sitting among rivers and cherry trees in bloom. Ruled pages, pocket ribbon and magnetic closure, 176 pages.
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