- Daffodils - Tea ceremony The superb woodblock print "Hōboku"

The superb woodblock print "Hōboku" (Pasture) is by Sadao Abe (1910-1969)

The cheerful colors of women's clothing and plum blossom trees add elegance to this lovely print

Signed: Artist signed "Elizabeth Keith" by pencil on the lower right of the image and bottom margin

B) by Takeji Asano (1900–1999) beautifully captures a rainy day scene with people holding umbrellas

- Daffodils - Tea ceremony The superb woodblock print "Hōboku"This is a mini sized woodblock print originally created for a calendar of the time, published by Chikuho do. This handmade piece makes a perfect decoration for a small space or a charming gift for someone special. In Japan, daffodils are known as flowers that herald the arrival of spring. They appear especially striking against a neutral colored background. Artist: Yutaka Okubo (1924 2008) Technique: Woodblock Paper size: 5 and 3 4 inches by 4 and 7 8