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Mount Fuji framed by a fire circle

Mount Fuji framed by a fire circle. Print shows a priest standing next to a torii with a large wreath attached through which Mount Fuji is visible in the distance; on the left, two men and a woman are bathing at a cistern fed by water pouring from an opening in a tree. Date ca. 1836

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Mount Fuji Framed by a Fire Circle: A Scene of Spiritual Reflection and Rejuvenation from 19th Century Japan This woodblock print, dating back to approximately 1836, offers a glimpse into the spiritual and natural beauty of Japan during the Edo period. The image, framed by a circle of fire, showcases the iconic Mount Fuji in the distance, its snow-capped peak reaching for the heavens. To the left of the towering mountain, a priest stands next to a torii gate, a traditional Japanese gateway to the Shinto shrine, adorned with a large wreath. The gate serves as a threshold between the mundane world and the sacred one, symbolizing the transition from the profane to the divine. The serene scene is further enhanced by the presence of two men and a woman, who are bathing in a cistern, their bodies submerged in the crystal-clear water. The water for the cistern is believed to have been sourced from an opening in a tree, a common practice in Japan, where the belief in the healing properties of natural water was deeply rooted. As they bathe, the trio appears to be in a state of deep contemplation, their minds focused on the spiritual significance of the moment. The fire circle, which encircles the scene, may represent the cleansing and purifying power of the elements, as well as the cyclical nature of life. This woodblock print, with its intricate details and rich symbolism, offers a window into the spiritual practices and natural wonders of Japan during the Edo period. It serves as a reminder of the importance of connection to nature and the divine, and the transformative power of spiritual reflection and rejuvenation.

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