Description
This original Japanese woodblock print belongs to the shunga (erotic art) genre and is attributed to Utagawa Kunisada (1786–1865). Titled “Silk Flower”, the print comes from the series “Contest of Flowers at Their Most Attractive” and dates to circa the 1840s. It was created on washi Japanese paper using the nishiki-e multi-coloured woodblock printing technique. Measuring 12 by 8.5 centimeters, the artwork is in fair condition with backing and partially restored wormholes. Furthermore, the purchase includes guaranteed authenticity, free worldwide shipping, and returns accepted.
