- Some-ya, Zoku Showa Shokugyō E-zukushi (Dyer, Continuing Depictions of Occupations in Showa Era) - Fumio Fujita making it a cherished subject

making it a cherished subject for artists

with a red seal reading Unichi Jitō (“carved by Unichi”) in the lower left corner of the image

" the subtitle 'Kyoto Hyakkei' (100 Views of Kyoto)

Lovely woodblock print "Roses" is by Tomikichiro Tokuriki

- Some-ya, Zoku Showa Shokugyō E-zukushi (Dyer, Continuing Depictions of Occupations in Showa Era) - Fumio Fujita making it a cherished subjectThis remarkable woodblock print, Some ya, from the series Zoku Showa Shokugy E zukushi (Continuing Depictions of Occupations in the Showa Era), is by Sanz Wada (18831967). It portrays a family run dyeing workshop in the Showa period, with craftsmen diligently at work while the owners family and grandchild remain nearby, offering an intimate glimpse into everyday life and traditional labor in mid 20th century Japan. The Japanese title "Showa Shokugy E