Large white peonies with gold centres, dark leaves and coral-pink buds on a peach background, in a Japanese woodblock print style.
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No. 47 of 108 · A Hundred Worlds

Peonies

Pictures by Kamisaka Sekka

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Kamisaka Sekka's white peonies open wide against dark leaves and a warm peach ground, from his woodblock book Flowers of a Hundred Worlds, printed in Kyoto in 1909-10. In East Asia the peony is called the king of flowers, a sign of good fortune and honour. For someone you wish well.

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From Kamisaka Sekka's Flowers of a Hundred Worlds / PEONIES / Volume 1 · Kyoto, 1909-10 / In East Asia the peony is the king of flowers, a sign of good fortune and honour.

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