- Shimabara Sumiya (Sumiya in Shimabara, Kyoto) - Horse It has been designated a

It has been designated a national treasure and is revered as a true masterpiece

It would look great as a pair

with a red seal reading Unichi Jitō (“carved by Unichi”) at the right edge of the image and the block signature “UN” in the lower left corner

The Japanese title is "Same Komon" (Shark spot pattern) is a very traditional Japanese Kimono design pattern

Artist signature "Koitsu" with artist red seal "shin" and Doi Publisher seal on the lower-right corner of the image

- Shimabara Sumiya (Sumiya in Shimabara, Kyoto) - Horse It has been designated aThe remarkable woodblock print Shimabara Sumiya (Sumiya in Shimabara, Kyoto) is by Taiz Minagawa (19172005). Characteristic of Minagawas background as a dyeing artist, the work features rich colors and a bold design, beautifully capturing the renowned Sumiya, a former ageya (banquet and entertainment house) in Kyotos historic Shimabara district. Today, Sumiya is designated as an Important Cultural Property and stands as one of the finest surviving