Watercolor hand-painted postcard - Sado Island Toki no Mori Park

**Product desciption** Postcard printed with hand drawn watercolor illustration pattern. One of the works in the "Japan Travel" series, a small amount of printing, limited quantity~ Made of 250 lb Italian high-quality imported paper, it has a great texture and is very easy to write on. Full-color printing on the front and monochrome printing on the back, with a large writing range. **About the content of the painting** In 2021, I will go to the outlying island "Sado" in the west of Niigata Prefecture, Japan, by myself. The hostess of the homestay recommends that you can go to "Toki no Mori Park" before taking the boat. I didn't have high expectations at first, but after I went, I thought it was super worth it! The naturally bred "ibis" has become extinct. There are several artificially bred "ibis" here, which are very precious. This is the mailbox at the entrance of "Toki no Mori Park", and the cute shape has become one of the classic pictures of this visit. This work and travel introduction are simultaneously included in my book "Hand-painted Travel in Japan and Picking Up Light". /Notice/ This product is digitally printed after hand-painted scanning. The actual product will have a slight color difference with the screen image, and the color of the physical postcard will be heavier. Please confirm before placing an order!