Ito Jakuchu woodblock printing book cover size to fit A6 / no.0551

Ito Jakuchu, an early-modern Japanese painter who was active in Kyoto during the mid-Edo period.

Jakuchu , who discovered beauty in everyday life at the age of 53, created a work depicting lizards crawling through soybean vines from the ``Genpoyoka'' and ``Sokencho'' prints. First, Jakuchu's familiar flower insects are used as woodblock printed paperback covers.

The color variations are “white brown” and “light gray”.
Choose from four patterns: "Mizuna", "Ungrass", "Soybean", and "Fujimame".

*In consideration of the usage, the black part of the original picture is reversed and the composition color is partially arranged.

| Product name |
Ito Jakuchu woodblock printing book cover

| original picture |
Jakuchu Ito: ``Genpo Youka'' and ``Sokencho''

| Handrail woodcut |
Engraver: Saeko Baba Printer: Hiroshige Matsuzaki, Yuya Shimoi

| Materials |
Echizen torinoko paper

| Actual size |
size to fit A6
15.3cm top and bottom 29cm left and right (not including folding)

| Variations |
a.Mizu-aoi / beige
b.Mizu-aoi / gray
c.Pygmy water lily / white tea
d.Pygmy water lily / gray
e.Soybeans / beige
f. Soybean / gray
g.Lablab purpureus / beige
h.Lablab purpureus / gray

| About delivery date |
If in stock: We will respond on the same day.
If there is no stock: It will take about a month and a half.

| Others |
*Although the color has been treated, the color may fade or transfer as it is a traditional handrail.
*In consideration of the usage, the black part of the original picture is reversed and the composition color is partially arranged.