Original Japanese Woodblock Print: By Toyokuni III 1853 Tales Of Genji Tansu Used for storing documents
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Used for storing documents
Our hope is that if you are a Go player but have lost a few stones here and there you can find a close match to bring your count back up to a full set (181 black and 180 white)
This bowl measures 3" in diameter 1 /34" tall (7
Six cups were available at the time of listing
It is made of very thick iron to hold the heat longer
Original Japanese Woodblock Print: By Toyokuni III 1853 Tales Of Genji Tansu Used for storing documentsThis is an original Japanese late Edo era printed in 1853 guaranteed original Ukiyo e (woodblock print) triptych by the Japanese artist Toyokuni III, aka Kunisada Tsunoda (1786 1865) of the Utagawa school. This is titled Genji Visting the Rokujou Mansion" (Rokujou was mistress), or Tousei Genji Rokujo gayoi. The censor marks indicate that this was printed in the 3rd month of 1856. From the Murasaki Shikibu's 11th century literary masterpiece Tales of
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