Framed Japanese Woodblock Print by Kunisada - Edo Period Finish - Burgundy Lacquer Each vase is hand-thrown on

Each vase is hand-thrown on the potter's wheel before being meticulously hand-painted and fired by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations

the main body is carved from one piece

The styles on 18th and 19th century pieces were often based on Ming designs that have a beautiful simplicity

Under the lacquer

Framed Japanese Woodblock Print by Kunisada - Edo Period Finish - Burgundy Lacquer Each vase is hand-thrown onThis old Japanese woodblock print is by renowned woodblock print artist Utagawa Kunisada and from a set of three entitled 'Jewell River of Noda, Mutsu Province' Dating from 1856 Edo Period these old prints have been reframed by our skilled team in a simple matte black wood frame. Print dimensions: 24 x 36 (WxH cms) Condition: Please note an old glue marking on the print (top left & right corners) Print: 24 x 36 (WxH cms) Framed: 42 x 2 x 54 (WxDxH