- Kacho-zu Fusuma-e (Birds and Flowers) - Hasui Kawase a symbolic halberd that leads

a symbolic halberd that leads the procession at the Gion Festival

This print was published in October (Autumn)

Its Main Hall

The charming lithograph print

' and the carver's name 'Sadao Uetani' are located in the left margin

- Kacho-zu Fusuma-e (Birds and Flowers) - Hasui Kawase a symbolic halberd that leadsThe wonderful woodblock print "Kacho zu Fusuma e (Birds and Flowers) is by Eitoku Kano (1543 1590), a renowned Japanese Nihon ga painter of the Kano school. This print is part of the 46 sliding door paintings in the main hall of Juko in Temple in Kyoto. The original paintings have been designated as National Treasures. This superb image depicts a serene winter view with birds and flowers. The mountains can be faintly seen beyond the morning mist, and