1937 Japanese Woodblock Print – Illustrated Encyclopedia of Japanese Sweets by Terada Kazuo - 3 Linen dress this one-of-a-kind textile functions beautifully

this one-of-a-kind textile functions beautifully as wall art

and articles highlighting traditional cultures from Japan and abroad

Super soft kid mohair wool is a lustrous fiber spun from young goats no older than a year

Ifuji's wooden plate is beautifully formed with a beveled edge

1937 Japanese Woodblock Print – Illustrated Encyclopedia of Japanese Sweets by Terada Kazuo - 3 Linen dress this one-of-a-kind textile functions beautifullyAn original color woodblock printed plate from Illustrated Encyclopedia of Japanese Sweets (Kokka Zukan) by Terada Kazuo, published in Osaka by Nishinomiya Shoin in 1937. This beautifully printed illustration features an assortment of early 20th century Japanese and Western inspired confections, including butter manju, chestnut sweets, sponge cakes, and cream filled pastries, reflecting Japan's evolving confectionery culture of the prewar era. Printed