Giclée Repro of Great Buddha of Kamakura Okuyama Gihachirō 1943 Woodblock Print 15.5" Bamboo Presented in their own kiri

Presented in their own kiri wood box

known as "shippō-yaki

and worldly prosperity — his rice bales representing the fullness of the harvest

The obverse shows a mounted samurai lord in armor

The tsuka (handle) is bound in indigo-dyed cord over ray skin (samegawa) and fitted with a gilt chrysanthemum menuki

Giclée Repro of Great Buddha of Kamakura Okuyama Gihachirō 1943 Woodblock Print 15.5" Bamboo Presented in their own kiriA beautifully detailed gicle reproduction of the 1943 woodblock print Great Buddha of Kamakura () by Okuyama Gihachir (, 19071981). This print captures the serene grandeur of the famous bronze Amida Buddha at Ktoku in Temple in Kamakura, bathed in the deep blue hues of twilight beneath drifting golden clouds. The image exemplifies Gihachirs mastery of light and atmosphere within the shin hanga and ssaku hanga traditions. His sensitive color gradations