[Reproduction woodblock print]
This work is a reproduction of a woodblock print, made with the same traditional printmaking processes as those used when the original was created.
Type : Woodblock prints / Ukiyo-e
Topic : The waterfall named after Ryoben, the founder of Oyama Temple, and the people of the Oyama K who perform water purification rituals at the waterfall. Each of them carries a large white wooden sword, which they will soon offer at the temple. To the right of the waterfall is Fujinobo, the home of an Oyama priest, which also serves as a temple lodging.
Series : Shokoku taki meguri
Title : Soshu oyama roben no taki
Artist : Katsushika Hokusai
Publisher : Adachi
The estimated Period : Showa period (after 1960)
Material : Paper
Printing process : The tesuri method (The woodblock print is carefully handcrafted by artisans one by one without the use of machinery. A traditional printing technique in which the designs carved on wood are hand-printed onto paper one color at a time.)
Dimensions : 382mm x 262mm (15in x 10.3in)
Weight : Total 7gram (.2oz)
Condition : old item; (damaged by tear, spot, dirt, scribbles, worm-eaten holes, etc...) Please view pictures as they are a part of the description.
