Shan San

from US$150.00

Third piece of the Onna Bugeisha series.

A dancing warrior - based on my friend Shan, my Iaido senpai at Ken Zen - stands over a campfire, roasting what remains of a crane, following Crane Slaughter. She’s captured mid-motion in her festive dance as she looks forward to eating her meat – expressive, strong and on top of the food chain.

Look closely: the back of her Gi bears the koi from the Koi print, connecting her back to the story’s origins.

Part celebration, part aftermath, this print embodies the Onna Bugeisha cycle: powerful women, sword and spirit in balance.

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Third piece of the Onna Bugeisha series.

Look closely: the back of her Gi bears the koi from the Koi print, connecting her back to the story’s origins.

Part celebration, part aftermath, this print embodies the Onna Bugeisha cycle: powerful women, sword and spirit in balance.

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Dimensions: 12" x 12"

Materials: Van Son rubber-based ink on French Paper Company Cover 65lb stock

Method: Relief printing from hand-carved battleship gray linoleum block, printed on Dickerson press

Edition: Limited editions - each print signed and numbered

Ships: Shipped rolled in tube (print only) or local Brooklyn pickup available

Color: Black / Reflex Blue / 032 Red / Yorange - Custom request available

Format: Print Only - One Color ($150), Framed ($275 - local pickup or additional shipping costs)