Vintage Japanese Repro Woodblock Bijinga Print Torii Kiyohiro “Playing Kemari Ball” 21.5"H Tray This obi was made in

This obi was made in a Shibori style with tie-dyed fabric in lilac purple and pink-purple high sheen silk

The storage box is not included (unless all four sets are purchased)

NOTE: Other items seen in photos are not included in the sales of this listing but might be found as a separate listing on Shoguns

the botom of each is stamped with the makers mark (see pictures)

The unglazed lid rim may have allowed for these to be stacked to serve larger groups

Vintage Japanese Repro Woodblock Bijinga Print Torii Kiyohiro “Playing Kemari Ball” 21.5"H Tray This obi was made inArtist Torii Kiyohiro (), an Edo period ukiyo e designer active c. 17511776 and known for graceful bijin and theatrical subjects, is celebrated for early benizuri e style prints. This later high quality reproduction was issued by Takamizawa Mokuhansha (), a respected 20th century publisher founded in the late 1920s and known for exacting hand printed editions faithfully recreating historic blocks. Title , commonly translated as Playing Kemari Ball,