Katsushika Hokusai “Thirty-six Views of Futake Koshu Inume Pass” Ukiyo-e woodblock print
$600
🌏 Description
This iconic ukiyo-e woodblock print by Katsushika Hokusai is one of the treasured pieces from the Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji series. “Koshu Inume Pass” presents a quiet yet profound moment: travelers journeying along the mountain path, glimpsing the sacred Mount Fuji standing tall and eternal. The dynamic composition evokes a sense of motion, while the harmonious colors and delicate gradation bring peace and wonder to the eye. This piece speaks to the human connection with nature, offering a timeless appreciation for Japan’s spiritual and geographical heart.
🔹 Key Features
• Authentic reproduction of Hokusai’s masterpiece
• Belongs to the globally admired “Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji” series
• Elegant landscape with Mount Fuji in perfect perspective
• Fine use of bokashi (color gradation) and linework
• A serene yet powerful addition to traditional or modern interiors
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Description
🏷️ Product Specification
• Artist: Katsushika Hokusai
• Title: Koshu Inume Pass (Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji)
• Format: Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print
• Size: Standard collectible print size (varies by frame and edition)
• Origin: Japan
🌸 Why Choose Hokusai’s Koshu Inume Pass
✨ For the Pilgrim of Perspective
Celebrate the quiet majesty of travel and landscape through Hokusai’s transcendent vision.
🎐 For the Fuji Enthusiast
Honor Japan’s spiritual mountain with one of its most iconic representations.
📚 For the Cultural Collector
A must-have piece from the master who shaped the global image of Japanese art.
🎁 For the Gift of Inner Peace
Share the tranquil spirit of Edo-era harmony through timeless scenery.
✨ Character Summary
Contemplative, natural, and deeply rooted in the reverence for Fuji’s divine silhouette.
🌅 Additional Explanation
As the trail winds its way through the softly rolling hills of Inume Pass, travelers find themselves not merely walking toward a destination—but toward stillness itself. Hokusai captures that fleeting moment when the landscape opens up, and Mount Fuji rises like a silent guardian beyond the clouds. The serenity of the scene, the delicate coloring, and the interplay between human journey and natural grandeur all converge in a whisper of transcendence. This print is not simply scenery—it is a memory carved into the soul of Japan, drawn with the brush of longing and the ink of impermanence.
