Woodcut Kenji Takenaka "yama" / no.2124

The Gion Festival drawn by woodblock print artist Kenji Takenaka

A major feature of the Gion Festival, which is called “yama,” is the pine decoration called shinmatsu. The dolls and decorative metal fittings that appear in the story of the pine and mountain are worth seeing, and one of the pleasures is to read about the history. It is a work that simply captures the gorgeous colors of the festival and the characteristics of the mountain.

Also suitable for commercially available acrylic frames.

| Author |
Woodcut artist Kenji Takenaka

| Materials |
With Japanese paper frame: (Aluminum / Surface: Acrylic) or (Wood / Surface: Acrylic)

| Actual size |
Picture: width 17 cm, height 12 cm
Paper: width 19 cm, height 13 cm

frame (if available)
Aluminum (black): width 22 cm, height 27.5 cm
Wooden (natural): width 19 cm, height 13 cm

| Package |
Without frame: OPP bag With frame: Cardboard

| Care instructions for long-term use |
Do not expose it to direct sunlight or strong light.

| Handling Precautions |
*Please note that the color may fade due to friction, sweat or rain.

| Others |
You cannot specify the edition number.

| About delivery date |
If in stock: We will respond on the same day.