[ARTPANEL] FULL MOON (BLACK) A3 | KARAKAMI (JAPANESE PAPER)EKEIBIFUGETSU Edo-Sensu complementing each other

complementing each other

and have invisible anti-slip coating

and became the root of Komainu

it was a noble color representing the emperor and the throne

Tomonori Kabeya A vase that expresses the early summer of the Oirase region of Aomori prefecture

[ARTPANEL] FULL MOON (BLACK) A3 | KARAKAMI (JAPANESE PAPER)EKEIBIFUGETSU Edo-Sensu complementing each otherMasayuki Koizumi An art panel with an impressive full moon on black Japanese paper. The full moon is printed on handmade Japanese paper using the karakami technique, a form of woodblock printing. For Japanese people, the moon is an entity with which we feel a sense of identity. We chose it because it evokes feelings of familiarity and deep emotion. The Japanese paper is a "KEIBIFUGETSU" original, and was made from scratch by Hiroko Tanino, who runs