- Suisen - Kisaragi (Daffodil – February) - Tea ceremony embodies a more contemporary vision

embodies a more contemporary vision of Japanese femininity

Carefully handcrafted

A pin=head size ink spot on the left margin edge which will be matted out

Paper size: 7 x 10 and 1/4 inches (17

- Suisen - Kisaragi (Daffodil – February) - Tea ceremony embodies a more contemporary visionThe lovely small format woodblock print "Suisen Kisaragi" (Daffodil February), from the series Twelve Aspects of Flowers, is by Tomikichiro Tokuriki. Printed in 1978, the composition features the Japanese title, the artist's signature, and a red seal, all appearing in the lower left. Both the signature and seal read "Tomi." This charming print depicts graceful white daffodils against a beautiful gray background. In Japan, daffodils bloom while traces