- Hina Dolls - Kacho-zu lending the fur a soft

lending the fur a soft and luminous presence

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

Yamagata Prefecture in 1919

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

its plumage shifts to a harmonious blend of brown and white

- Hina Dolls - Kacho-zu lending the fur a softThis is a small sized woodblock print originally made for a calendar in those days, published by Watanabe.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: