wooden chopsticks reader This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents two

This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents two chapters from the tale of Princess Joruri and beautifully illustrates the art of block printing - from the intricate lines of the background to the bolder lines of the figures in the foreground and the selective use of colour

or a small book

a creative base where they lived for many years

this vintage graphic was originally part of an advertisement for a health tonic

This monochrome reproduction has a different work by Omoda Seiju (1891-1933) on each side - a serene rural vista

wooden chopsticks reader This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents twoDesigned with blunt square ends, these elegant wooden chopsticks are designed for eating tofu and other traditionally non chopstick friendly foods. Presented in a box ready to gift, or to add to your own utensil drawer.