Hiroshige “Maple Trees at Mama” Ukiyo-e Framed Japanese Woodblock Art Print (A3) Print Size:A2 White Frame An illustration from an early

An illustration from an early 19th century book - a lovely example from the time when interests in botany

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Hiroshige “Maple Trees at Mama” Ukiyo-e Framed Japanese Woodblock Art Print (A3) Print Size:A2 White Frame An illustration from an earlyUKIYO E JAPANESE WOODBLOCK FRAMED ART PRINT "Maple Trees at Mama, Tekona Shrine and Linked Bridge" ("Mama no Koyou Tekona no Shatsugihashi" ) by Hiroshige Utagawa, from the "One Hundred Famous Views Of Edo" series, 1857. Tekona Shrine was built near the Mama River in Chiba, to honour the legendary beauty Tekona who perished in the nearby cove. The shrine was famous for bringing good luck in easy child bearing, so it was a popular place for pilgrimage