Toshi Yoshida Woodblock Print Urayasu 1951 in Frame Mizusashi Weight = 12

Weight = 12

They were used to move burning hot coals from one place to another and also to tend the coals while they burned in a hibachi

There is some separation of the lacquer from the wood and exposed joints

They are in the shape of a gourd which is a lucky symbol of attracting wealth

Dimensions: 48"W × 32"H × 18"D (122 cm × 81 cm × 46 cm)

Toshi Yoshida Woodblock Print Urayasu 1951 in Frame Mizusashi Weight = 12Vintage Japanese original woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida from 1951 titled Urayasu. Frame 15. 75" x 21" Print 10. 5" x 15. 5" (approx.) Toshi Yoshida (19111995) was a renowned Japanese woodblock print artist, born into an artistic family. Son of Hiroshi Yoshida, a prominent printmaker, Toshi continued the family tradition. He excelled in the sosaku hanga (creative print) movement, emphasizing the artist's involvement in the entire printmaking