This woodblock printed book, Seika Hayamana Hishu (生花早満奈飛), is a comprehensive guide to ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, presented in three volumes. The book covers early techniques of arranging flowers, tools, and vases, offering an in-depth look into the traditional practice of flower arranging during the Edo period.
Measuring approximately 11.5 cm by 17.5 cm, the volumes show signs of aging, including insect damage and some loosening of the binding thread, which is typical for an item of this age. This rare item remains a valuable collectible for those interested in traditional Japanese art forms and Edo-period cultural practices.
Ideal for collectors of Japanese art, ikebana, and historical woodblock prints.
