Original contemporary woodblock print: Offers a unique piece of modern Japanese art
Part of a major 2025 exhibition: Showcases the artist's work in a significant cultural context
Geometric and art-inspired design: Adds a modern artistic touch to any space
Unframed print: Allows for flexible display and framing options
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Works exhibited at the "UKIYO-E IN PLAY" exhibition (April 22 - June 15, 2025, Tokyo National Museum, Hyokeikan)
In its first phase, the “Japanese Woodcut Prints Today” project featured five artists – Kiyoshi Awazu, Ikko Tanaka , Mitsuo Katsui , Makoto Wada , and Shoji Yamafuji – while the second phase put architect Kisho Kurokawa in the