Mitarashigawa

Kenji Takenaka WoodBlock-Print Arts Verified independent store

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At Shimogamo Shrine, the Mitarashi River has long been a sacred place for “misogi-harai,” a purification ritual in which people cleanse their hands and feet in pure water—a traditi on dating back to the Heian period. This work incorporates a uniquely Japanese technique of expressing rain with drawn lines. The bold, rugged strokes evoke the intensity of a sudden summer downpour, adding a vivid sense of the season to the piece. Size Print: Height 36cm × Width 24cmPaper: Height 39cm × Width 27cm Material Japanese Paper Specifications Hand-printed woodblock print Quantity 1 piece (limited to 300 pieces) *You cannot specify the edition number.*Due to lighting, the color of the product may differ between the published image and the actual product. *This artwork is delivered unframed. Show more