- Owl and Crescent Moon, 2001 - Kyoto and "Meiju Chiri Tsubaki"(Camellia Petals

and "Meiju Chiri Tsubaki"(Camellia Petals Scattering)  was first designated as an important cultural artwork in the Showa period

The verso shows some paper scuffs on the edges from tape removal

and the carver was Manjiro Monju

Dated "'80" and sheet number 178/200 on the bottom margin in pencil by the artist

This woodblock print is a High-quality Fukkoku Mokuhan (reproduction woodblock print) by Yoshio Kawazura (1880-1963)

- Owl and Crescent Moon, 2001 - Kyoto and "Meiju Chiri Tsubaki"(Camellia PetalsThis is a mini size woodblock print that was made for the calendar in those days, published by Chikuho do. This handmade woodblock print would be the perfect decor for your small space or a thoughtful gift for someone. The design portrays an owl resting in the stillness of the night, its presence serene and enigmatic. A small crescent moon graces the scene, a subtle yet enchanting accent that completes the nocturnal harmony. Artist: Keizaburo Tejima