This intimate woodblock print by Toyohara Kunichika presents a refined study of domestic life in Edo-period Japan. Rather than the theatrical drama for which he is celebrated, Kunichika here demonstrates his mastery of bijin-ga—the art of depicting beautiful women—with delicate linework and a restrained palette that emphasizes elegance over spectacle. The composition captures a fleeting moment of village life with psychological depth, revealing the artist's versatility beyond kabuki portraiture. The print's preservation of original pigmentation and crisp impressions makes it a distinguished example of mid-19th century ukiyo-e craftsmanship, essential for collectors seeking the full range of Kunichika's artistic achievement. Size: 37 x 25cm