- Komorebi no Daishin-in (Daishin-in in Dappled Light) - Tomikichiro Tokuriki Despite its strong and striking

Despite its strong and striking design

Hand signed and titled in pencil by the artist

The striking woodblock print “Ōhara Jakkōin” (Jakkōin Temple in Ōhara

and the beautifully embossed and delicate details are superb

some micro-pinholes from the handmade paper process are present on the left margin edge

- Komorebi no Daishin-in (Daishin-in in Dappled Light) - Tomikichiro Tokuriki Despite its strong and strikingThe remarkable woodblock print Komorebi no Daishin in (Daishin in in Dappled Light) by Masao Ido (19452016) captures a serene moment within one of Kyotos most tranquil temple grounds. Daishin in, a sub temple of Myoshin ji, is renowned for its beautifully maintained gardens. The composition reveals a quiet stone paved path leading the eye inward to a garden that exudes pristine serenity. Dappled summer sunlight filters gently through the trees,