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Saitō Motonari 斎藤玄就|Monk Nindō Sōen 忍道宗延

宇治製茶之図|Illustrations of Uji Tea Production 宇治製茶之図 (Uji sei-cha no zu)

1803
Handscroll of thirty-two sheets reformatted as a folding album (orihon)
32.1 × 1647.8 cm (12.6 × 648.7 in)

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