- 'Playing on Stilts ' from the series 'The Life of Japanese Children' - Junichiro Sekino It evokes a sense of

It evokes a sense of tranquility and freshness

They are highly collectible prints and are hard to find nowadays

Image size: 9 and 3/8 by 14 and 1/4 inches (24 x 36

'Wahoo' captures the refined elegance of Japanese style

The use of mica on the white stone lantern creates a striking contrast

- 'Playing on Stilts ' from the series 'The Life of Japanese Children' - Junichiro Sekino It evokes a sense ofThis charming woodblock print, 'Playing on Stilts', from the series 'The Life of Japanese Children', is by Keiko Yurimoto (19062000). It depicts a boy practicing walking on bamboo stilts in the snow, while a girl watches carefully. This was a common pastime in those days, but now handmade bamboo stilts are rarely seen, and such play is becoming less common. Published in 1957 by Kyoto Hanga in, the artist's signature, "Keiko," along with her red seal,