art print : shoki, the devil queller sun the two-tone dance of metals
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
the two-tone dance of metals will play beautifully with a range of clashing gold and silver pieces in your collection
We've got just the one - say hello to our first extendable head kokeshi
this unique deck features twelve custom court cards depicting playful characters from Japan's vibrant history
and look spectacular in pairs or as a triptych
it will add beauty and texture to the hand of any stylish eccentric
art print : shoki, the devil queller sun the two-tone dance of metalsThis artwork by Torii Kiyomasu (1696 1720) depicts Shoki, a semi deity, that has the power to defeat evil spirits. This print is part of a collection celebrating some of the most significant works in ukiyo e (wood block prints and paintings of the 'floating world') history. To bring these masterpieces within reach, publisher Shueisha meticulously reproduced these rare works from original first impressions held in prestigious collections worldwide.