- Fudō Myōō, No.71 - Kiyomizu Temple A couple of micro size

A couple of micro size ink spots as shown

The exquisite Bijin-ga woodblock print 'Seirō Geisha Itsuhana' (Geishas of the Pleasure Quarters: Itsuhana) is by Chōbunsai Eishi (1756–1829)

In the 1930s

Fuji in the distance

printed in 1957)

- Fudō Myōō, No.71 - Kiyomizu Temple A couple of micro sizeThe stunning print "Fud My, No. 71" is by Kihei Sasajima (19061993). It is printed on thin, mustard yellow washi paper with a unique texture and heavy embossing achieved through the Taku zuri technique. This technique involves spraying a fine mist onto the paper to add moisture and then forcefully pressing it against protruding sections to transfer the design. Sasajima's Taku zuri prints are particularly powerful, showcasing his distinctive approach