Needle-Holder with Spools and a Knife for Cutting Cloth 1761 - 1830

This 19th-century Japanese woodblock print, "Needle-Holder with Spools and a Knife for Cutting Cloth" by Shūchōdō Monoyana, depicts a needle holder, spools, and a knife for cutting cloth in a still life composition. The artist utilized vibrant colors and detailed brushwork to capture the textures and forms of the objects. The print likely belonged to a series of works that showcased everyday objects, demonstrating the skill and beauty of Japanese craftsmanship. The use of Japanese characters on the print adds an element of cultural context and offers a glimpse into the language and aesthetics of the period.