Hiroshige “Horikiri Iris Garden” Framed Japanese Woodblock Art Print (A2 / A3) Frame Colour - Size:Rustic Large + Mount her opulent regal uchikake garments

her opulent regal uchikake garments flowing

Ashikaga Jiro Mitsuuji

transparent methane lakes

premiered in 1911 at the National Theatre

Over time the red pigments faded away

Hiroshige “Horikiri Iris Garden” Framed Japanese Woodblock Art Print (A2 / A3) Frame Colour - Size:Rustic Large + Mount her opulent regal uchikake garmentsUKIYO E JAPANESE WOODBLOCK FRAMED ART PRINT Horikiri Iris Garden ("Horikiri no Hanashobu" ) by Hiroshige Utagawa, from the "One Hundred Famous Vievs Of Edo" series, 1857. The village of Horikiri was known for producing flowers for the Edo market, including the most famous variety a type of iris known as "hanashbu". On the print, in the immediate foreground there are three beautifully detailed irises. In the distance, the sightseers from Edo can be