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Adachi’s embossing mark appears in the lower left corner
舞扇(Mai ougi) is a folding fan used in Japanese dances
and a sense of healing
This particular print depicts a female Koi flag
Ohtsu shared that he and his wife visited Koetsu-ji Temple during the autumn foliage season
- Seirō Geisha Itsuhana (Geishas of the Pleasure Quarters: Itsuhana) - Bakufu Ohno Adachi’s embossing mark appears inThe exquisite Bijin ga woodblock print 'Seir Geisha Itsuhana' (Geishas of the Pleasure Quarters: Itsuhana) is by Chbunsai Eishi (17561829). This print depicts the geisha 'Itsuhana' features a calm expression as she holds a fan to her mouth, making it a refined portrait of a beautiful woman. Originally printed in the Edo period (18th century), this stunning print is a recarved edition from the late Shwa era (19801990), published by Uchida in Kyoto. The