Japanese Woodblock Print By Shodo: June, Shakuyaku
From a series: Floral Calendar of Japan or Kyō no Hana Koyomi – Shiki no Hana.
Beautiful colors.
Circa 1970.
Publisher: Unsodo.
Nishiki-e.
Shin hanga.
Kachoe.
The shakuyaku is a flower related to the peony. Although it thrives in China today, it originated in Northeast Asia. It was imported from China to Japan. Originally, it was cultivated as a medicinal plant. In spring, it develops a pretty bud and, around June, it blooms.
Beautiful colors.
Circa 1970.
Publisher: Unsodo.
Nishiki-e.
Shin hanga.
Kachoe.
The shakuyaku is a flower related to the peony. Although it thrives in China today, it originated in Northeast Asia. It was imported from China to Japan. Originally, it was cultivated as a medicinal plant. In spring, it develops a pretty bud and, around June, it blooms.
380 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 270 mm
Height: 400 mm
Reference (ID): 1665602
Availability: In stock
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