Woodcut Notecards 328 Using traditional kimono-printing techniques

Using traditional kimono-printing techniques

made using a technique designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO and as an Intangible Cultural Property by Japan

originating in Sekishu (now called Shimane)

Whether you want to create delicate paper flowers with graduated hues or bold and colourful party decor

Woodcut Notecards 328 Using traditional kimono-printing techniquesBy Bryan Nash Gill If there is, indeed, nothing lovelier than a tree, artist Bryan Nash Gill shows us why. In this collection of notecards, based on the book Woodcut, the arboreal rings come to life in exquisite detail, revealing the great beauty and power within each tree. The notecards are contained in a handsome keepsake box, with removable bellyband. 12 full colour cards, 6 designs (2 of each)