The Hanima Woodblock by Kiyoshi Saito, created around 1950 in Japan, is a traditional Japanese art piece crafted from paper. This woodblock print showcases the intricate and detailed artistry of the time period, reflecting the cultural significance of paper in Japanese antiques. Haniwa figures are terracotta sculptures made for ritual and burial use during the 3rd to 6th century Japan. Saito presents the anicent figures in a cubist style, drawing on the modern time period. With its origins in Japan, this piece represents a piece of Asian history and artistry that has been preserved for decades.
 
Some slight surface wear. Good condition.
 
Dimensions: 14 3/4" X 9 1/2"