Shodo Kawarazaki Spring Flower Woodblock Prints

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Peony SKJ6 SOLD	Fringed Tulip SKJ8 $145	Hibiscus SKJ4 $155

Wild Grapes SKJ25A $155	Morning Glory SKJ55 $145	Wild Grapes SKJ25 $155


Poppy SKJ7 $145	Chrysanthemum SKJ44 $145	Tulip SKJ9 $145


Iris by Yuichi Osuga SKJ11 $155	Sunflower SKJ14 $165	Tulip by Teru Kuzuhara SKJ12 $145


Daffodil SKJ16 $155	Hyacinth SKJ17 $155	Narcissus SKJ18 SOLD


Hollyhock SKJ1057 $145	Cattleya Orchid SKJ1068 $145	Camellia SKJ1079 $145


Camellia SKJ11113 $145	Camellia SKJ11214 $155	Lily SKJ11315 SOLD


Daffodil SKJ11416 $155	Iris SKJ1046 $155	Primrose SKJ11517 $145


Campanula SKJ11719 $145	Hydrangea SKJ11820 SOLD	Campanula SKJ11921 $155


Water Lily SKJ59 $145	Hollyhock SKJ56 $145	Water Lily SKJ60 $145


Double Cherry by Nisaburo Ito SKJ103 $225	Hibiscus SKJ58 $145	Plum Blossoms SKJ11012 $145

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We are pleased to present this beautiful series of woodblock botanical prints celebrating the spring. Most are by Shodo Kawarazaki (1889-1973) with a few by Teru Kuzuhara (1915-) and Yuichi Osuga (1939-). All were published by Unsodo.

These prints are particularly vivid and lush, with extravagant displays of all the very best flowers-tulips, lilies, daffodils, crocus, iris and all the numerous splendors of the botanical world. It is definitely the abundant style of the West versus the more restrained and elegant style of the East. In Japan, an arrangement of five flowers and a few leaves is considered very satisfactory, whereas this would certainly be viewed as a little sparse by most of us!

Each print measures approximately 15 ½ inches by 11 inches on chain-lined washi paper. These are very clean prints with virtually no defects, save the occasional crease intrinsic to the paper. We have selected them for their glorious displays of the botanical kingdom at its peak & hope you will like them as much as we.