- Hina Dolls - Kacho-zu A few pinhead size ink

A few pinhead size ink spots on the margin which will be easily matted out

The Heian period is regarded as one of the greatest periods of artistic and cultural development in Japan

captures the peaceful beauty of spring at Okazaki Castle in Aichi Prefecture

" a traditional Japanese straight-sleeved coat usually made of cotton and imprinted with distinctive crests or lettering

Water dews on the top of the leaves are very tasteful

- Hina Dolls - Kacho-zu A few pinhead size inkThis is a small sized woodblock print originally made for a calendar in those days, published by Watanabe. This handmade print makes a perfect decoration for a small space or a thoughtful gift for someone special. This print depicts traditional Girls Day (March) Hina dolls displayed in a quiet corner of a Japanese home. The composition is especially eye catching, enriched by its vibrant and harmonious colors. Artist: Takao Sano (b. 1941) Technique: