Hokusai Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print Owari Mt Fuji Framed Adachi Fujimihara Art Book

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View Hokusai Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print Owari Mt Fuji Framed Adachi Fujimihara Art Book with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Title Fujimihara in Owari Province / From Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji. Publisher Adachi Institute of Woodblock Prints (Authentic Reissue). Artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849). Instead, he deeply studied the popular travel guidebooks of the Edo period. Description When encountering an internationally acclaimed masterpiece of historic art, it is completely natural to hesitate. You might look at your modern interior and worry that a piece so legendary will feel too imposing, or that its brilliant, academic composition demands a formal appreciation far removed from your quiet, daily routine. It is a completely gentle and understandable pause to experience. Yet, true mastery does not seek to distance itself from us; it thrives inside the humble warmth of everyday life. This framed print arrives fully completed in a premium wooden frame, ready to naturally settle onto your wall. It does not ask for an aloof gallery space. Instead, it subtly integrates with your modern living layout, turning a profound historical narrative into a comforting, conversational window that breathes alongside your daily rituals. Presented here is Katsushika Hokusai's absolute conceptual triumph, "Fujimihara in Owari Province," from his monumental series *Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji*. Captured in the outskirts of modern-day Nagoya, this legendary composition stands as the ultimate example of Hokusai's genius for geometric design. Through the grand, circular frame of a massive sake vat being painstakingly built by a lone cooper, a perfectly contrasting miniature triangle of Mount Fuji emerges in the distance. The meticulous detail in the artisan’s straining muscles and the raw texture of the wood shavings make this one of the most beloved and dramatic masterpieces of the entire series. Recreated with absolute devotion by the Adachi Institute of Woodblock Prints on genuine, handmade Echizen Hosho paper, this pristine artwork is beautifully framed under protective acrylic and accompanied by a comprehensive bilingual commentary booklet. Artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) Title Fujimihara in Owari Province / From Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji Publisher Adachi Institute of Woodblock Prints (Authentic Reissue) Technique / Paper Traditional Hand-carved & Hand-printed Woodblock / Echizen Hosho Paper Artwork Size 25.2 × 37.9 cm (Approx. 9.92 × 14.92 inches) Frame Specifications Premium Wood Frame with Acrylic Protection / Outer Size: 40.0 × 55.5 cm / Weight: Approx. 1.8 kg Includes Bilingual Commentary Booklet (Japanese and English) Condition Brand New / Pristine condition in publisher's packaging Seller's Note Hello, I am Chinami. As a Japanese culture enthusiast, I personally select every item in my collection. In Japan, craftsmanship is an endless story. Our ancestors constantly sought higher mastery within limited environments. Knowing their journey was never truly "finished," they entrusted their unfulfilled dreams and techniques to the next generation. Each piece of art and tool is a baton passed through time. Beyond its beauty, this framed print carries the spirit of boundless imagination and absolute artistic devotion. I am honored to pass this baton to you, hoping you will continue its beautiful story in your life. Katsushika Hokusai, the creator of the "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji," famously called himself "Gakyo Rojin" (The Old Man Mad About Drawing). Interestingly, in an era without cameras or the internet, he did not physically visit every location depicted in this series. Instead, he deeply studied the popular travel guidebooks of the Edo period. Through his superhuman imagination and geometric composition, he reconstructed the "most dramatic and ultimate Mount Fuji" within his own mind. He did not merely copy the physical landscape; he reimagined it through the filter of daily human life, labor, and nature. It is this pure devotion and creative "madness" toward art that allows his work to move hearts worldwide even today. I hope this masterpiece brings Hokusai’s overwhelming creative energy and the timeless spirit of Japanese art directly into your everyday space. When I quietly look at this specific print, I can almost feel the steady, rhythmic heartbeat of the craftsman working diligently on his barrel. Surrounded by his tools, absorbed entirely in his quiet labor, he must have felt deeply reassured and watched over by the permanent silhouette of Mount Fuji standing far across the horizon. There is a beautiful, silent dignity in honest human work captured here. Behind this single print is a profound human story. From the apprentices meticulously caring for their tools, to the master artisans concentrating their entire being on the subtle balance of colors and the pressure of the baren (printing pad) for every single sheet. I hope you can feel their quiet breath and unwavering pride in this true artistic asset. Store Policies [Shipping & Handling] Ships safely from Japan with premium international tracking. The delicate framed piece is packaged with extreme care in shock-absorbing, heavy-duty protective materials to ensure it arrives in pristine condition. Estimated delivery: 7–21 business days, depending on your location. Please note: Local customs procedures may apply, and additional clearance may be required. We kindly ask for your patience during the shipping process. [Import Tax] For US Buyers: Shipped via DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)! All US import tariffs and customs clearance fees are PRE-PAID by us. The price you see is the final price. You will not face any surprise customs charges or delays when receiving your item. (For buyers outside the US, local VAT or customs fees may be charged separately by your local customs authorities.) [Payment] Please make payment within 5 days of purchase. If payment is not received, the transaction may be canceled and the item relisted. 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For items created by Japanese artisans, we also share their Omoi—the spirit of dedication, craftsmanship, humility, and diligence. We believe in becoming a bridge, connecting this artistry and spirit to people around the world. [Return Policy] Returns are accepted within 60 days of delivery. Items must be returned in their original, unused condition. Shipping fees are non-refundable. Return shipping costs are the buyer’s responsibility. No returns will be accepted after 60 days under any circumstances. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Condition: New. Category: Art › Art Prints.

Unit of Sale

Single Piece

Artist

Katsushika Hokusai

Size

Medium

Item Length

40.0 cm

Framing

Framed

Region of Origin

Tokyo Japan

Personalize

No

Unit Type

Unit

Style

Ukiyo-e, Japanese Art

Features

Hand-Printed, Multi-color Woodblock Print, Framed, Handmade Paper, Licensed Reprint, Hand-carved, COA included

Unit Quantity

1

Condition description

Brand New & Framed. High-quality Adachi print.

Item Width

55.5 cm

Handmade

Yes

Culture

Japanese

Time Period Produced

Contemporary (Reproduced from 19th c. design)

Image Orientation

Landscape

Signed

No

Title

Fujimihara in Owari Province (Bishu Fujimihara)

Material

Japanese paper, Washi, Echizen Washi, Wood Frame, Acrylic, Echizen Kizuki Hosho Paper

Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

Yes

Original/Licensed Reprint

Licensed Reprint

Subject

Landscape, Edo Period, The Lives of the Common People, Travelers

Type

Woodblock Print (Framed)

Series:

Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji

COA Issued By

Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints

Documentation ;

Includes bilingual COA

Theme

Japanese Culture, Edo Period

Production Technique

Traditional Woodblock

Country of Origin

Japan