- Maiko, Zoku Showa Shokugyō E-zukushi (Apprentice Geisha, Continuing Depictions of Occupations in Showa Era) - (Copy) Japanese Festival Sarasa was originally a woodblock

Sarasa was originally a woodblock printed

Surrounded by a tranquil bamboo forest

Both vibrant and refreshing

with a blue sky and mountains in the background

- Maiko, Zoku Showa Shokugyō E-zukushi (Apprentice Geisha, Continuing Depictions of Occupations in Showa Era) - (Copy) Japanese Festival Sarasa was originally a woodblockThis exquisite woodblock print, Maiko (Apprentice Geisha), from the celebrated series Zoku Showa Shokugy E zukushi (Continuing Depictions of Occupations in the Showa Era), was created by Sanz Wada (18831967). Maiko are apprentice geisha young women devoted to mastering the traditional arts of Kyotos geisha districts, where they entertain through dance, song, shamisen performance, and refined cultural accomplishments. In this composition, young maiko