This is an antique Japanese woodblock print sourced from Bijutsukai.

Bijutsukai (美術海) was a Meiji-period (1868–1912) Japanese colour woodblock-printed design publication, first published in Kyoto in 1896 by Yamada Geisōdō (芸艸堂). It contained decorative designs inspired by traditional Japanese motifs, intended as references for applied arts such as textiles, kimono and other crafts. The publication ran from 1896 to 1906 and became an important source of Japanese decorative design.

This print features a decorative composition of flowering plants and foliage alongside stylised flowing water.

This is a genuine antique print from the publication and year stated - not a later reproduction of any kind. As such, it may show wear/ageing to the washi paper and have some imperfections - please have a good look at the photos to determine the exact condition. The final photo shows the Bijutsukai book from which the print was sourced (this isn't included in the sale).

It measures approximately 20.5 x 15.5cm (8.1 x 6.1").

The verso is blank.

Secure postage will be on the next working day, or usually on the same day if bought in the morning.