- Aka to Kajitsu (Red and Fruits)- Zen Garden It was carved by Susumu

It was carved by Susumu Ito and printed by Yoshiaki Watanabe

The temple is also known for the famous anecdote of Sesshū

This print is rarely seen on the market

Every detail reflects the artist’s superb skill and refined artistry

Kyoto) is by Masao Ido (1945–2016)

- Aka to Kajitsu (Red and Fruits)- Zen Garden It was carved by SusumuThe charming woodblock print Aka to Kajitsu (Red and Fruits) is by Mitsuru Hiraki (b. 1958). It features a large strawberry in the foreground with a watermelon in the background. The piece exudes a juicy freshness, using vibrant colors to create a playful and eye catching composition. Hirakis work radiates vitality, dreamlike allure, and a gentle sense of healing. His masterful use of color conveys a timeless beauty that resonates deeply with viewers.