- Shaga - Satsuki (Fringed Iris – May) - Tea ceremony but they are barely noticeable

but they are barely noticeable to a casual observer

Date: 1985

The composition portrays a solitary cellist beside a cello nearly equal in size to the figure itself

this delightful print beautifully captures the quiet beauty of spring

Daisen National Park

- Shaga - Satsuki (Fringed Iris – May) - Tea ceremony but they are barely noticeableThe lovely small format woodblock print Shaga Satsuki (Fringed Iris May), from the series Twelve Aspects of Flowers, is by Tomikichiro Tokuriki. Printed in 1978, the composition features the Japanese title in the upper left, while the artists signature and red seal, both reading Tomi, appear in the lower left. This charming print depicts delicate fringed irises set against a luminous yellow background. In Japan, shaga is often found growing in