Japonism-Ukiyoe-Hokusai-Moonlight-Yodo-River
$207
š·ļø Product Specification
ā¢ Dimensions: Approx. 390 Ć 260 mm
ā¢ Material: Japanese washi paper
ā¢ Print Type: High-quality woodblock reprint
ā¢ Origin: Japan
ā¢ Artist: Katsushika Hokusai (1760ā1849)
ā¢ Series: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji
šø Why Choose Kajikazawa in Kai Province
š£ For the Seeker of Simplicity
A daily reminder that harmony can be found in lifeās quiet, courageous acts.
š» For the Admirer of Fujiās Spirit
Celebrate Japanās iconic peak through Hokusaiās timeless perspective.
š¼ļø For the Art Collector of Depth
This piece offers both compositional brilliance and philosophical gravity.
š¬ļø For the Soul Drawn to Nature
Embrace the poetic stillness between wind, water, and intention.
āØ Character Summary
Resilient, contemplative, and fluidāthis print reflects the poetry of balance between strength and surrender.
ā» Additional Explanation
āKajikazawa in Kai Provinceā is more than a sceneāit is a meditation. Hokusaiās mastery lies not only in his visual technique, but in his emotional narrative. The lone figure, barefoot and calm atop a slippery stone, mirrors our own quiet determination amidst lifeās currents. His flowing fishing lines dance in the air, echoing the dynamic energy of the wind-blown river.
The composition is steeped in wabi-sabiāa celebration of modesty, imperfection, and the beauty of the moment. It reminds us that even small actions, when in rhythm with the world, carry deep power. Whether gifted to a fellow soul-searcher or placed in your own space of introspection, this work offers calm in motion, purpose in pause, and nature as teacher.
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Description
š·ļø Product Specification
ā¢ Dimensions: Approx. 390 Ć 260 mm
ā¢ Material: Traditional Japanese washi paper
ā¢ Print Type: High-quality woodblock reproduction
ā¢ Artist: Katsushika Hokusai (1760ā1849)
ā¢ Subject: Yodo River under moonlight
ā¢ Origin: Japan
šø Why Choose Moonlight on the Yodo River
š For the Dreamer of Quiet Nights
Let moonlight on still water calm the tides within.
š For the Meditative Decorator
Infuse your space with the timeless stillness of Edo-era landscapes.
š For the Collector of Subtle Beauty
An understated masterpieceāits silence speaks volumes.
š For the Giver of Tranquility
Offer a gift that feels like a breath under the stars.
āØ Character Summary
Still, luminous, and profoundāthis artwork invites you to rest in the gentle embrace of the moonlit world.
ā» Additional Explanation
Hokusaiās āMoonlight on the Yodo Riverā whispers more than it speaks. Its calm waters do not boast, but reflectāa mirror not only of the moon above, but of the soul within. Unlike the dramatized views of Mt. Fuji or crashing waves, this piece enters through silence. The moon, rendered in gentle luminance, hovers with a sense of maāthe Japanese concept of space and pause.
There are no people. No movement. And yet, the world is fully alive. A drifting boat. The soft ripple of reflection. The treesā dark silhouettes stand like sentinels of peace. This is not a scene to be viewed in haste, but one to sit besideāperhaps with a cup of tea or the sound of wind outside.
To live with this artwork is to allow space for reverence. It reminds us that beauty doesnāt always arrive with noiseāit often floats, like moonlight, on the quiet surface of being.
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