- Hirosawa no Tsuki (The Moon over Hirosawa Pond, Kyoto) - Bakufu Ohno The celebration unfolds in two

The celebration unfolds in two parts: the “Evening Festival

Very minor natural paper wrinkles on the left

where a wide variety of citrus fruits are grown on terraced fields along the steep slopes

and white-walled storehouses still remain today

the handmade print possesses considerable decorative appeal and makes an ideal accent for a small space or a thoughtful gift

- Hirosawa no Tsuki (The Moon over Hirosawa Pond, Kyoto) - Bakufu Ohno The celebration unfolds in twoThe remarkable woodblock print Hirosawa no Tsuki (The Moon over Hirosawa Pond, Kyoto) is by Taizo Minagawa (19172005). Reflecting Minagawas background as a textile dyeing artist, the work is distinguished by its rich colors and bold decorative design, beautifully capturing the serene nighttime atmosphere of Hirosawa Pond, where a vast moon rises beside the dark silhouette of the mountains. Hirosawa Pond has long been celebrated as one of Kyotos