- Ginkaku-ji Yuki (Snow at the Silver Pavilion) Korin Ogata resulting in slight mat lines

resulting in slight mat lines visible on the left side and top

These sculptures are believed to have been created between the Heian period (794–1185) and the Kamakura period (1185–1333)

its forms resembling delicate blue sparklers

Nara Prefecture

6 x 18 cm)

- Ginkaku-ji Yuki (Snow at the Silver Pavilion) Korin Ogata resulting in slight mat linesThe serene woodblock print "Ginkaku ji Yuki" (Snow at the Silver Pavilion) by Takeji Asano (19001999) is from the celebrated series Snow, Moon and Flowers of the Famous Temples in Kyoto. This peaceful composition beautifully depicts the Silver Pavilion (Ginkaku ji) blanketed in fresh snow. The quiet winter landscape, elegant temple architecture, and a single snow covered tree create a harmonious composition that perfectly captures the tranquil beauty