Antique Meji Period Woodblock Print with Figures in Traditional Costume: C19th Japan tree of life embroidery They would suit a variety

They would suit a variety of interior settings

When the Second World War made it impossible for the sisters to import glazes for their pottery

In very good antique condition it’s a few tiny age spots and a couple of light water marks on either side and an overall patina of age as you’d expect in an item of this antiquity

The lace is discoloured and could be removed and soaked to freshen the appearance if so desired

Antique Meji Period Woodblock Print with Figures in Traditional Costume: C19th Japan tree of life embroidery They would suit a varietyItem Details. Dating from the late Meji (1868 1910) period this wonderfully detailed handmade woodblock print. With fine detailing and embossed patterned areas to give texture and add interest. Depicting two male figures of importance surrounded by serving woman offering food and adding interest to the scene. They seem to be on a terrace or balcony overlooking the sea with mountains in the background, the top of the print has patterned blinds