- Shiun (Purple Clouds) - Temple all have since withered and

all have since withered and disappeared

Created using Katsuda’s patented *'Ryu-ga' technique—a method he developed to convey rich textures and subtle tonal nuances—this work radiates depth and serenity

the composition is playful yet refined

1932) is a Japanese Neo-Dadaist artist who moved to New York in 1969

- Shiun (Purple Clouds) - Temple all have since withered andThis exquisite woodblock print, Shiun (Purple Clouds), by Seiji Sano, depicts a sea of clouds surrounding Mount Fuji, gently illuminated by the light of dawn. The landscape feels almost fantastical. Purple clouds are considered an auspicious sign in Japanese culture. The composition offers a refined tribute to the natural world through its remarkable colors. Technique: Woodblock Paper size: 14 and 1 2 x 22 and 3 8 inches (37 x 57 cm) Image size: 11