- "Yadorigi” (The Mistletoe) from The Tale of Genji - Koichi Okumura along with fallen leaves and

along with fallen leaves and camellia blossoms — all skillfully arranged within the composition to create a simple yet beautiful contrast

revealing her natural beauty

Minor paper scuffs on the right edge of the verso (back)

(Japanese Girl's's day)

- "Yadorigi” (The Mistletoe) from The Tale of Genji - Koichi Okumura along with fallen leaves andThe remarkable print "Yadorig (The Mistletoe) from The Tale of Genji is by Kaoru Saito. The Tale of Genji is a renowned work of Japanese literature written by Murasaki Shikibu in the early 11th century during the Heian period. The novel depicts the life of Hikaru Genji, the son of an emperor, and offers an intimate portrayal of the aristocratic society of the time. The title of the print (also the title of the chapter), Yadorigi (The Mistletoe), is