Japanese Woodblock Print Reproduction of Hiroshige's 1831 "Ryogoku Bridge" Shin-Hanga This vase is used in

This vase is used in a tokonoma (alcove in a traditional Japanese home) to display flowers

crafted from bent wood and finely woven bamboo

This print was carved by Maeda and printed by Honda

Width = 36

Lin received the National Crafts Achievement Award for his significant role in preserving and passing down traditional cultural assets

Japanese Woodblock Print Reproduction of Hiroshige's 1831 "Ryogoku Bridge" Shin-Hanga This vase is used inAnd Hiroshige (17971858) Evening Moon at Rygoku BridgeFrom the series Tto Meisho (Celebrated Places of the Eastern Capital)Mid Shwa Period Reproduction (ca. 1960s) produced for the Tokyo National Museum. A finely executed mid Shwa period color woodblock reproduction of one of Hiroshiges most celebrated landscape designs, Rygoku no Yzuki (Evening Moon at Rygoku). Originally published around 183132 as part of the early Edo period series Tto Meisho, this