- Fudō Myōō, No.90 - Okinawa In 1961 he had established

In 1961 he had established himself as a printmaker by winning the Grand Prize for Printmaking at the Tokyo International Biennale of Art

Publisher seal on the lower right margin

Signed: "Shiro" in the lower right of the image

Signed: Artist's red seal "Hisashi" in Japanese Kanji on the lower left

Maneki-Neko is well known as a cat that brings good luck

- Fudō Myōō, No.90 - Okinawa In 1961 he had establishedThe fantastic woodblock print "Fud My, No. 90" (Acala) is by Kihei Sasajima (1906 1993). Printed on thin red colored washi paper. Unique texture with heavy embossing by the Takuzuri technique. This technique involves spraying a mist onto paper to give it moisture and transferring the designs of the protruding sections by pressing against them forcefully. His Takuzuri prints are really powerful with his own technique of relief printing. Kihei Sasajima