'Visit Of The Prince At Nikko Shrine' Original Woodblock Print by Toyohara Chikanobu - Ca 1897 Vintage Throws they allow the tansu to

they allow the tansu to be pulled towards the user

100 x 45 x 90 (wxdxh cms)

dating to circa 1930

Originally published in 1814 by Hanabusaya Heikichi

These particular screens are called sudare-shoji with solid kickboards known as koshi

'Visit Of The Prince At Nikko Shrine' Original Woodblock Print by Toyohara Chikanobu - Ca 1897 Vintage Throws they allow the tansu toThis old Japanese woodblock triptych is by Meiji era woodblock print artist Toyohara Chikanobu (1838 1912). This woodblock is entitled "Visit to Nikko Shrine" () and is taken from the series "Chiyoda Outer Palace" (). The woodblock depicts the visit of the prince at the Nikko shrine (), which was erected by Tokugawa Ieyasu (), the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate. Today's Spring and autumn festivals known as 'processions of a thousand warriors'