Kyosai Handkerchief Based on designs derived from ukiyo-e, temple and shrine fusuma paintings, and folding screen paintings, these handkerchiefs are carefully printed and sewn one by one with a textile print. It is a beautiful piece that expresses the traditional beauty of Japan, drawn like a painting. The cotton lawn material is a thin, smooth and light plain weave fabric. It feels good to the touch and has a luxurious feel. Katsushika Hokusai "Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji: Kaifeng Kaikai Akafuji" This is a handkerchief depicting the "Kaifeng Kaisei" of the late Edo period ukiyo-e artist, Katsushika Hokusai's masterpiece "Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji". It is a ukiyo-e with a vermilion gradient and features Mt. Fuji and sardine clouds. It is said that the reason why Mt. Fuji is on the right side is that the composition is conscious of the light of the morning sun from the left. It is a piece that is also a feature of the work, and it is rubbed with a focus on color.