Nishimura Hodo Giclee Woodblock Print Cockatoo Oumo Ukiyoe 10.5"x15.5" Sorese This type of cabinet called

This type of cabinet called a Morijang was used to store many of the household valuables and items used daily such as clothes and blanket since the 18th century

75" tall by 10" wide (16 x 25

documents and other precious items

often found in temples

Nishimura Hodo Giclee Woodblock Print Cockatoo Oumo Ukiyoe 10.5"x15.5" Sorese This type of cabinet calledThis is a 10. 5" x 15. 5" Nishimura Hodo gicle reproduction print of a Japanese ukiyo e (woodblock print) from c. 1938. It is titled "Oumo" (parrot) and was created by the shin hanga artist Nishimura Hodo know for his Kacho e or "Birds & Flower" scenes. Published by Takemura Hideo. Nishimura was thought to be an in house artist for the publisher and little is known of his biography. This is a gicle print. It is from a very high resolution scan taken