Shin-hanga
Shin-hanga renewed Japanese woodblock printing through collaboration between designers, carvers, printers and publishers, combining inherited techniques with modern imagery and international markets.
Shin-hanga renewed Japanese woodblock printing through collaboration between designers, carvers, printers and publishers, combining inherited techniques with modern imagery and international markets.

Ukiyo-e was an Edo-period visual culture of prints and paintings depicting actors, beauties, landscapes, stories, and urban life.

Japanese woodblock printing joins design, carving, registration, pigment, paper, and skilled hand pressure in a long print tradition.