Woodblock Prints, Furuya Korin Kimono Kimono Textile Designs, Sold Individually folk art ladies leg or Imo--perhaps a gorgeous huge

or Imo--perhaps a gorgeous huge sweet potato

I don't believe it is very old (I found another with the same fox and a pewter lid being sold online by a German importer)

including some foxing on the backside and some fraying of the board itself between layers (its holding together but would really benefit in the longer term from being framed

and to my eye this is a great beauty

visible through a little cutout window at the center of either side

Woodblock Prints, Furuya Korin Kimono Kimono Textile Designs, Sold Individually folk art ladies leg or Imo--perhaps a gorgeous hugeSOLD: A, D I purchased these from a Brimfield seller dealing primarily in prints and just thought them really lovely. They are woodblock prints of kimono textile designs by F uruya Krin, also known as Krin Furuya, and Furutani Krin, 18751910, a Japanese artist, illustrator, and designer active in the Kyoto arts and crafts circle in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Published c. 1900 I believe in a volume titled "Bijutsukai." Paper: 9 1 2" x 6 9