Shiko Munakata 1960s Japanese Woodblock Print Framed Sōsaku Hanga Art

Authentic 1960s Shikō Munakata Woodblock Print – Framed Japanese Artwork

This original framed woodblock print on washi paper is attributed to the renowned Japanese artist Shikō Munakata, one of the most important figures in 20th-century Japanese art. Created in the 1960s, this work reflects Munakata’s signature style—bold carving, expressive lines, and deeply spiritual imagery.

Executed as a hand-colored woodcut (not hand-painted), the composition presents a stylized figure surrounded by organic and symbolic motifs, characteristic of Munakata’s engagement with Japanese folk traditions, spirituality, and nature.

A leading figure in the Sōsaku-hanga movement and closely associated with the Mingei philosophy, Munakata’s works are widely collected and exhibited internationally. This piece offers both artistic and historical significance.

The artwork is professionally framed for preservation and display. It was sourced directly from an official Japanese government auction, ensuring authenticity and provenance.

Product Highlights

• Authentic 1960s Japanese woodblock print by Shikō Munakata
• Hand-colored woodcut (not hand-painted)
• Printed on traditional washi paper
• Framed for protection and display
• Bold composition with expressive lines and symbolic motifs
• Important example of Sōsaku-hanga and Mingei influence
• Sourced from official Japanese auction
• Suitable for collectors and fine art interiors

Condition

Very good vintage condition with minor age-related wear.
Frame shows light wear consistent with age.
No major damage observed.
Please review all photos carefully prior to purchase.

Provenance

Acquired from an official Japanese auction, guaranteeing authenticity and origin.

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