Crane, Waves and Rising Sun Japanese Edo Woodblock Vintage Bird Fine Art Print with Hanger gargoyle representing the female aspect

representing the female aspect

Their divine love for one another is seen as a symbol of the ultimate relationship between a devotee and a deity

Each ikat's full spiritual meaning was only known to the original weaver and to persons privy to her esoteric knowledge

Sak Yant traditional Thai art

It's believed that through the practice of yoga postures (asanas)

Crane, Waves and Rising Sun Japanese Edo Woodblock Vintage Bird Fine Art Print with Hanger gargoyle representing the female aspectThis woodblock print of a crane, waves and the rising sun is by Isoda Korysai (17351790). The crane and the rising sun are auspicious images, suggesting good fortune (especially for the new year). Korysai's comnpleted 2500 prints, or an average of four a week. According to art historian Allen Hockley, "Korysai may have been the most productive artist of the eighteenth century." This gicle, acid free print comes ready to hang with its own hand crafted,