- Kichikō - Hazuki (Bellflowers - August) - Masaaki Tanaka and a faint spot on

and a faint spot on the right margin that can be easily matted out

Image size: 5 and 5/8 inches wide by 4 and 7/8 inches tall (13

Commonly used for fishing and transportation

This folk art form has been passed down for generations in the Nechi Valley of Itoigawa and is a bugaku dance designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property by the government

Sheet number: 21/200

- Kichikō - Hazuki (Bellflowers - August) - Masaaki Tanaka and a faint spot onThe charming small format woodblock print Kichik Hazuki (Bellflowers August), from the series Twelve Aspects of Flowers, is by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (19022000). Printed in 1978, the composition features the Japanese title, along with the artists signature and red seal reading Tomi, in the upper left. The vibrant bellflowers stand out in beautiful contrast, lending the work a vivid yet refined presence. Today, the flower is more commonly known not as