Hand Picked Collection

Bean harvest in Machakos, Kenya, East Africa, Africa

Hand picked Olives, Athienou, Cyprus

Te-ike no hana Hand-picked flower, a term used to refer to a geisha or
1766531 Te-ike no hana Hand-picked flower, a term used to refer to a geisha or courtesan who has become the wife or mistress of the patron who bought out her contract with a bordello

A woman carrying a large cane basket on her head, picking tea leaves, India. From a contemporary print, c. 1935
A woman carrying a large cane basket on her head, picking tea leaves, India. From a contemporary print, c.1935

RaikAc sitennAc to shutendAcji no kubi, Minamoto Yorimitsu (RaikAc SitennAc) and the head of the demon ShutendAcji. [between 1818 and 1830], 1 print (3 sheets) : woodcut, color

Child holding berries
MODEL RELEASED. Child holding berries in the palms of her hands

Tobacco farming. Tobacco (Nicotiana sp.) leaves drying in the shade. Tobacco leaves are ready for harvesting and curing when they turn yellow

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"Hand-picked treasures from around the world: From the lush bean harvest in Machakos, Kenya to the delicate hand-picked olives of Athienou, Cyprus. Experience the beauty and tradition of Te-ike no hana Hand-picked flowers, a term used to honor geishas in Japan. Witness the timeless artistry as a woman gracefully carries a large cane basket on her head while picking tea leaves in India. Step into history with RaikAc SitennAc and Minamoto Yorimitsu's legendary tale of bravery and leadership. Cherish the innocence captured by a child holding berries, reminding us of nature's bountiful gifts. Explore the rich heritage of tobacco farming that has shaped communities for generations. Discover these hand-picked wonders that celebrate culture, craftsmanship, and nature's abundance. "