Woodblock printing block
Printing & Information Machines

Woodblock printing block

Ancient and medieval East Asia onward

A woodblock printing block carries a reversed image or text carved in relief. Ink on the raised surface transfers to paper or fabric, allowing the same page or pattern to be reproduced repeatedly.

About this artifact

A woodblock printing block carries a reversed image or text carved in relief. Ink on the raised surface transfers to paper or fabric, allowing the same page or pattern to be reproduced repeatedly.

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Wooden printing blocks of the Tripitaka Koreana preserved at Haeinsa, South Korea.

Image: Korea-Haeinsa-Tripitaka Koreana-01.jpg
Creator: Lauren Heckler (the Flickr ID is malpuella) at Flicker
License: CC BY 2.0

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