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Japonism-Ukiyoe-Kano-Tanyu-Large

Name: Japonism-Ukiyoe-Kano-Tanyu-Large
SKU: 222
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$655

🌏 Description
Step into the serene grandeur of the Edo period with this large-format reproduction of a work by Kano Tan’yū, the foremost master of the prestigious Kano school. Celebrated for his delicate ink brushwork and deeply meditative compositions, Tan’yū’s artworks blend classical Chinese landscape influence with distinctly Japanese restraint. This particular piece embodies the quiet elegance and philosophical depth that defined the aesthetics of the early Tokugawa era. Rolling mist, windswept pines, distant mountains—the scene unfolds like a visual poem, transporting the viewer into a timeless realm of contemplation. Whether admired for its technical mastery or its spiritual resonance, this piece evokes an atmosphere of dignified simplicity and imperial grace.

🔹 Key Features
• Based on an original by Kano Tan’yū (1602–1674), a court painter of the Tokugawa shogunate
• Exemplifies the Kano school style: refined brushwork, monochrome ink, elegant compositions
• Large-format wall piece—ideal for interior design with cultural sophistication
• Printed on traditional Japanese washi to enhance authenticity and texture
• A collector’s item linking Zen-inspired aesthetics with historical Japanese art

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SKU: 222 Categories: Japonism Hub, Traditional Ukiyo-e Art Prints, Ukiyoe

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🏷️ Product Specification
• Artist: Kano Tan’yū
• Period: Early Edo (17th century)
• School: Kano (official painters of the Tokugawa)
• Medium: High-resolution reproduction of original ink-on-silk work
• Format: Large decorative hanging scroll or print
• Dimensions: Approx. 100cm × 45cm (varies by framing style)
• Material: Premium washi paper or silk-print base
• Origin: Japan
• Mounting: Optional scroll mounting available (traditional kakejiku style)

🌸 Why Choose This Kano Tan’yū Masterpiece

🖌️ For the Connoisseur of Classical Ink Art
Immerse yourself in the precision and philosophy of one of Japan’s greatest painters.
🌿 For the Lover of Quiet Landscapes
Let distant pines, fog, and streams lend peace to your interior space.
🏯 For the Seeker of Japanese History
Own a glimpse into the Tokugawa court’s artistic refinement.
🧘 For the Mindful Collector
A piece that embodies the Zen ideal of simplicity, balance, and impermanence.

✨ Character Summary
Philosophical, serene, and deeply refined—this artwork by Kano Tan’yū is not just a painting, but an echo of stillness from a world shaped by discipline and grace.

※ Additional Explanation
Kano Tan’yū stands as a monumental figure in Japanese art history. Appointed as an official painter to the shogunate at just 17, he produced works that shaped the cultural image of the Edo period for generations. His brush spoke not only of visual beauty but also of profound thought—guided by the teachings of Confucianism, Zen, and courtly decorum. This large-scale reproduction brings the essence of his work to modern spaces, offering both art and atmosphere.

The scene—often a mountainside, a cluster of trees, or an empty path—is designed not for noise, but for silence. The empty space in the composition is as meaningful as the ink. It is in that negative space where the soul breathes.

Whether displayed in a modern home, tea room, or gallery, this Kano Tan’yū artwork provides a bridge across centuries—a moment of contemplative beauty for the present day.