Kawase Hasui Giclée Repro Kamakura Myohonji Temple Spring Crabapple Flowers 1931 10"x15" Clock which are frequently exchanged

which are frequently exchanged

A fubuki-natsume of quiet authority — the undecorated surface and precise form making elegance from restraint alone

This is a small bronze Koro Incense Burner with long legs

Printed on very high quality paper attempting to match the hand made paper of old (see photo #9)

and ancestral veneration in Japanese visual culture

Kawase Hasui Giclée Repro Kamakura Myohonji Temple Spring Crabapple Flowers 1931 10"x15" Clock which are frequently exchangedKawase Hasui (, 18831957) Kamakura Myhonji ( Myhonji Temple, Kamakura) archival giclee reproduction Contemporary reproduction after original woodblock print, 1931; publisher Watanabe Shzabur This reproduction is locally and professionally printed on acid free archival fine art paper using highly fade resistant pigmented inks. Viewed from the shade of the sanmon gate, Myhonji's main gate blazes with crabapple blossoms (kaido, ) in full spring flower.