Woodblock Prints, Furuya Korin Kimono Kimono Textile Designs, Sold Individually folk art ladies leg A great one

A great one

There is a horizontal scratch across the middle and a bit of additional surface scratching as documented

I don't believe it is very old (I found another with the same fox and a pewter lid being sold online by a German importer)

or Imo--perhaps a gorgeous huge sweet potato

Some staining on a few of the letters

Woodblock Prints, Furuya Korin Kimono Kimono Textile Designs, Sold Individually folk art ladies leg A great oneSOLD: A, D I purchased these from a Brimfield seller dealing primarily in prints and just thought them really lovely. They are woodblock prints of kimono textile designs by F uruya Krin, also known as Krin Furuya, and Furutani Krin, 18751910, a Japanese artist, illustrator, and designer active in the Kyoto arts and crafts circle in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Published c. 1900 I believe in a volume titled "Bijutsukai." Paper: 9 1 2" x 6 9