Meibutsu-rebukuji Volume 3

This three-volume set presents historically and artistically significant meibutsugire (famous textile fragments) reproduced with exquisite woodblock printing. It showcases traditional patterns and colors representative of Kyoto’s crafts such as yūzen dyeing and Nishijin weaving, capturing the essence of Japanese aesthetic sensibility and artisan skill. As a signature work by Unsōdō, a renowned Kyoto publisher known for its mastery in woodblock printing, the series holds exceptional scholarly value in the fields of fine and decorative arts and remains a treasured resource for researchers and collectors alike.

Publisher Geisodo

Published 1967

size 365x260mm