Ukiyo-e Art Prints
Ukiyo-e began as popular art for Edo townspeople: kabuki actors, ghost tales, birds and flowers, and above all landscape. That range still works on a wall. A cresting wave or a Fuji view can carry a room alone, while quieter bird-and-flower studies suit a hallway or a spot beside the bed. For a particular hand, try Utagawa Hiroshige art prints or the flat, graphic pattern of Kamisaka Sekka art prints, or browse the wider Japanese woodblock art prints.
Moonlit Crane Over the Bay Art Print
Peacock and Pine Art Print
Peacock at Sunrise Art Print
Peacock on a Pine Branch Art Print
Crane and Plum Blossom Screen Art Print
Octopus and the Great Wave Art Print
Walker Beneath the Red Pines Art Print
Songbird in Cucumber Plant by Ohara Koson Art Print
Frog and Blackberries, after Hoji Art Print
Cat and Octopus by Kuniyoshi Art Print
Kirifuri Waterfall by Hokusai Art Print
Cranes on a Snowy Pine by Hokusai Art Print
Buying ukiyo-e prints: your questions
Short answers on framing choices, picking a subject, hanging spots, delivery and returns











