Keisai Eisen Antique Japanese Woodblock Print – Edo Beauty, Five Festivals, 1827

Authentic Japanese woodblock print by ukiyo-e master Keisai Eisen (1790–1848), titled "Modern Beauties of the Five Festivals" (Imayō Gosekku Bijin Awase), circa 1827. The print features a graceful woman in a blue summer yukata adorned with floral patterns, holding a delicate flower basket – a classic example of the bijin-ga (beautiful women) genre.

Condition: Fair to good antique condition. Minor wear, toning, and age-related spots consistent with age. No major tears or restoration. Please see detailed photos.

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