- Ōgi Chō (Folding Fans, Like Butterflies) - Tomikichiro Tokuriki The name "厭離 (Enri)" means

The name "厭離 (Enri)" means "to leave this world

Very scarce woodblock print “Ai to Shiro” (Blue and White) by Elizabeth Keith was published by Shozaburo Watanabe

Originally they are triptych

this is a later printing from the original woodblocks

- Ōgi Chō (Folding Fans, Like Butterflies) - Tomikichiro Tokuriki The name "厭離 (Enri)" meansThe superb silkscreen print, gi Ch (Folding Fans, Like Butterflies), is a beautiful work by the legendary fashion designer Hanae Mori (19262022). Part of her enchanting Silkscreen Butterfly Series, this rare piece features Japanese folding fans, each adorned with delicate patternssome traditional, others graced with butterfly motifs. The fans appear to flutter as if caught in a gentle breeze, evoking the graceful dance of butterflies. Hanae Mori was