Ukiyo-e woodblock print reproduction with frame, large size (390mm x 260mm) Katsushika Hokusai, hand-painted by a craftsman, woodblock print, Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, painting, wall art, wall hanging, decorative painting, interior design, stylish (Under the Wave off Kanagawa (Namiura), framed)
$99,999.00
【Authentic Hand-Printed Woodblock Print by Traditional Craftsmen】 This is a genuine hand-printed woodblock print created by traditional craftsmen who have inherited techniques from the Edo period. With a baren in hand, they use the highest quality Japanese paper to meticulously layer colors by hand.
【Works of Takeyama Mokuhan, an Old Established Store Founded in the Meiji Era】 Takeyama Mokuhan, founded in the Meiji era in Kyoto, continues the 1200-year history of woodblock print techniques. Woodblock prints have been created through the division of labor among artists, carvers, and printers since the Edo period. Takeyama Mokuhan has been active as printers for generations and continues to create works to connect the tradition of woodblock printmaking to the future.
【Ukiyo-e Prints Suitable for Both Japanese and Western Rooms as Gifts for Loved Ones】 How about adorning your room with genuine woodblock prints to enrich your daily life? These are perfect not only for welcoming guests in a formal reception room but also for creating a sense of calm in living or dining areas. As stylish wall art, genuine art pieces are ideal. They are also suitable as gifts for loved ones or souvenirs and presents for overseas friends and business partners.
【Katsushika Hokusai, Who Influenced Van Gogh and Others】 Hokusai was a famous ukiyo-e artist active in the late Edo period. Based on his exceptional depiction and imagination, he produced approximately 30,000 works throughout his life, leaving behind many masterpieces such as “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji” and “Hokusai Manga.” His style significantly influenced not only Japan but also artists of the Impressionist art world like Van Gogh, as well as 19th-century Western craftsmen and musicians who were captivated by Japonism.
