Old Japanese Woodblock Print of Cranes By Ohara Koson - Early 20thC Material - Reclaimed Wood This black lacquer cabinet was

This black lacquer cabinet was used for storage & also as an altar cabinet for family ancestor worship

dating from the 18th century

Dokra is a brass or bronze casting made using the lost wax technique

They look great hung on a wall as a group - fitted with a wall hanger

Originating from a Kathi home in Saurashtra

Old Japanese Woodblock Print of Cranes By Ohara Koson - Early 20thC Material - Reclaimed Wood This black lacquer cabinet wasJapanese Woodblock Print depicting two Cranes standing in a misty pond. by Ohara Koson. Supplied in a Matt Black Wooden Frame. Koson (1877 1945) was a master woodblock print designer famous for bird and flower designs (kach e). Koston was involved in theShin hanga new art movement in early 20thC Japan, its literal meaning new woodcut block prints. From 1926 through his association with Watanabe Shzabur and other publishers he gained popularity and his