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Leaping Carp - Ohara Koson
£12.99 - £77.99
Curator's notes:
Leaping Carp by Ohara Koson is a Japanese woodblock print created by the artist Ohara Koson (1877-1945). The print depicts a large carp jumping out of the water, with its body and fins depicted in bold, fluid lines. The print is known for its dynamic composition and use of vibrant colors, which convey the movement and energy of the leaping carp. It is considered a classic example of the ukiyo-e style of Japanese art, which focused on depicting the beauty and pleasure of everyday life.
Sizing:
Choose from a range of sizes, with the smallest size being comparable to an A4 sheet, and the largest size being comparable to an A2. Each size is meticulously scaled to match the original Japanese woodblock print.
Details:
Museum-quality reproduction of a traditional Japanese woodblock print. Printed using the finest archival quality, acid-free paper and state-of-the-art sunlight resistant inks, our prints are designed to preserve the stunning details of the original artwork.
The option to receive your print framed in a sleek black solid wood frame with a clear acrylic lens is available, making it easy to hang and enjoy. For an even more striking display, consider choosing our Mounted + Framed option, which adds depth and dimension to the artwork through the use of a 5cm card border, which requires a larger frame.
All of our prints are made with the utmost care and precision, entirely in the UK.
Delivery:
We provide fast and reliable shipping for our customers. Our Japanese woodblock prints reproductions are dispatched within 1-5 working days.
To ensure timely delivery, we use Royal Mail's 24-hour service for orders within the UK and a tracked and insured service for orders in Europe. For our customers in the United States, we partner with UPS for delivery, ensuring a safe and secure arrival of your purchase.
With our commitment to exceptional customer service, you can rest assured that your print will arrive in pristine condition, ready for display.