*The lighter is for comparison purposes. I don't smoke, and the work doesn't have a cigarette smell. Title: Fuji 107 Limited edition 155/223 Hand sign 2020 Gold and silver are used lavishly. In particular, the skillful use of gold and silver leaf expresses the three-dimensional beauty of Mount Fuji. The gold-leaf sky is reminiscent of a morning glow. Kunio Kaneko (1949-) Under the concept of "Neo Japan Art," he creates works that aim to blend tradition and modernity. He uses traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques (mokuhanga) and maintains the time-honored method of printing with a hand-rubbing tool called a "baren." However, his motifs and color palettes go beyond classic and traditional ones, incorporating contemporary and modern colors, textures, and sensibilities. The use of gold and silver foil adds contrast and a touch of elegance to the piece. This piece combines the techniques of traditional Japanese woodblock printing with a modern feel. As a result, it has many international fans. It's a work that resonates with people from overseas. This limited edition piece depicts the beautiful Mount Fuji. Mount Fuji is Japan's highest peak and is known as a sacred mountain, considered a holy place in Japan. It also makes a great gift for friends who love Japanese art. Woodblock prints usually last for only 100 to 150 prints. This is a rare edition of just 223 prints. Size Overall: 20.5cm x 13.5cm Picture: 16cm x 9cm