Japanese Antique Woodblock Print Fox Kitsune Tachibana Morikuni 1736 Edo Imari Ware or as authentic material for

or as authentic material for textile projects

heavy art book

features a powerful image of Fudo Myo-o (Acala) and includes the calligraphy of a haiku by the poet Santoka Taneda (1882–1940)

though it is currently just a cork

and worn to perfection

Japanese Antique Woodblock Print Fox Kitsune Tachibana Morikuni 1736 Edo Imari Ware or as authentic material forJapanese Antique Woodblock Print Fox Kitsune Tachibana Morikuni 1736 Edo Features & Cultural Context Artist & Era: This work is by Tachibana Morikuni (16791748), a master of the Kano school who was influential in popularizing art through woodblock printed books (Ehon) during the Genbun era. The Subject: The print features a Kitsune (fox), a creature deeply revered in Shintoism as the messenger of the deity Inari. The text references "Kiku Kogitsune,"