1935 Japanese Woodblock Print "Folk Toys" (郷土玩具) – Yamashita Hakuba – Showa Era Linen dish towel round saucer used to place

round saucer used to place a teacup on during a tea ceremony and usually made from lacquered wood

creating deep

Because linen acts as a natural preservative

and natural rust

1935 Japanese Woodblock Print "Folk Toys" (郷土玩具) – Yamashita Hakuba – Showa Era Linen dish towel round saucer used to placeOriginal Japanese color woodblock print depicting traditional folk toys (kydo gangu), including a painted pull cart, spinning top, and toy mouse. Created in 1935 (Showa 10), the print bears the signature Keigetsu () with an artist's seal. Printed on washi paper, with soft hand applied colors and a minimalist composition characteristic of early Shwa design. The print appears to be mounted on cardboard. Condition: Light toning and minor edge wear