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Later printing stamp "Atozuri" and printer's stamp "Shinkichi Numabe" on verso as shown
Kikyō symbolizes themes such as “eternal love” and “sincerity
There are very faint spots on the verso
which is a symbol of Asakusa
Paper size: 24 inches wide
- Forsythia - Nature Later printing stamp "Atozuri" andThis is a mini size woodblock print that was made for the calendar in those days, published by Chikuho do. This handmade woodblock print would be the perfect decor for your small space or a lovely gift for someone. Artist: Shuzo Ikeda (1922 2004) Technique: Woodblock Paper size: 5 and 7 8 inches by 4 and 7 8 inches (14. 8 x 12. 5 cm) Image size: 4 and 3 4 inches by 4 and 1 8 inches (12 x 10. 5 cm) Date: 1984 Signed: N A Condition: Excellent condition