Tsuchiya Koitsu Giclée Framed Repro Print Nezu Shrine Tokyo Night Snow 1934 17x21 Charger these carvings came to embody

these carvings came to embody the enduring bond between humans and the spirit world

Noticeable age wear including creasing

The understated design and restrained use of mixed metals are characteristic of late Edo period aesthetic sensibilities

Each piece was originally mounted on the tsuka (hilt) of a katana or wakizashi

Antique Japanese Samurai Armor Yoroi with Chain Mail and Lacquered Plates

Tsuchiya Koitsu Giclée Framed Repro Print Nezu Shrine Tokyo Night Snow 1934 17x21 Charger these carvings came to embodyTsuchiya Koitsu (, 18701949) Nezu Jinja ( Nezu Shrine) archival gicle reproduction Contemporary reproduction after original woodblock print, December 1934 (Shwa 9); publisher Doi Hangaten This giclees is ready to hang, matted with custom cut matting and framed in a simple black wood frame with glass, overall 17" W 21" H. This reproduction is locally and professionally printed on acid free archival fine art paper using highly fade resistant pigmented