OEILLETS

From a suite: Floral calendar of JapanCa. 1970Unsodo EditorNishiki-eShin hangaKachoeGood proof, beautiful colors, tiny scattered foxing...

280.00 €

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FEVRIER, BOKE OU COGNASSIER

From a suite: Floral calendar of JapanCa. 1970Unsodo EditorNishiki-eShin hangaKachoeNice proof, beautiful colors.There are many varieties of Boke. Kang Boke has beautiful scarlet flowers in early spring, but there are also the small crimson Yodo Boke, the red Shu Boke, the large pale pink Canton Boke, the white Sarasa Boke with a red background, and the year-round Changchun Boke. Boke originated in China, and many of the trees planted in gardens today are of the Chinese variety; however, the Boke found in the mountains and fields of Japan is Kusaboke...

300.00 €

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SEPTEMBRE, CAMPANULE OU KIKYO

From a suite: Floral calendar of JapanCa. 1970Unsodo EditorNishiki-eShin hangaKachoeBeautiful colors, some tiny foxingTHE KIKYO is a celebrated autumn flower, being counted as one of the seven representative autumn flowers under the name of Asagao. As a matter of fact, however, it begins to bloom in summer and comes to its end at the beginning of autumn. Its flower is campanulate and five-serrated. Though it is generally deep purple, yet it is sometimes white, especially when the plant is cultivated.• Of the cultivated kinds, the most well-known are Hina-kikyo, Sawa-kikyo, Iwa-kikyo and Chishima-kikyo. And these cultivated ones, thanks to quick culture, appear on the market about May and June...

300.00 €

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