Item Description
This mini folding screen reproduces a traditional Japanese masterpiece.
It was created so that anyone can easily enjoy traditional Japanese culture.
As a gift with a rich cultural flavor, or as an interior decoration for your room.
Also, it is especially appreciated overseas as it is unique to Japan.
As a Japanese souvenir
Compact and bulky, yet luxurious gift
Japanese masterpiece mini folding screen, two folding screens
National Treasure: Illustration of Irises by Korin Ogata (17th century)
"Kakitsubatazubyobu" is a masterpiece of the Edo period artist Ogata Korin (1658-1716).
A cluster of iris flowers is vividly depicted in shades of ultramarine blue and verdigris on a six-fold folding screen made entirely of gold.
Behind it is a waka poem recited at Yatsuhashi, a famous spot for irises, in the 9th section of ``Ise Monogatari,'' heading east.
The irises are arranged rhythmically, taking into consideration the contrast between the left and right sides, and at first glance, the design of the iris flowers stands out, as some of the paper patterns are repeated, but the plumpness of the petals takes advantage of the characteristics of the pigment. It's a struggle.
The author, Korin Ogata (1658-1716), was born into a high-class kimono merchant in Kyoto and was courted by Sotatsu Tawaraya.
It is no exaggeration to say that this work represents not only the Edo period, but the entire history of Japanese painting.
Perfect for homestay souvenirs and gifts for foreigners!
Japanese souvenirs that foreigners will love!
A souvenir for your host family when studying abroad!
It is popular as a souvenir for foreigners when they travel abroad.
Please give this as a gift to a foreigner who has helped you overseas.
Unfolded size: 27cm x 15.5cm x 0.5cm
Box size 16.5cm x 14.5cm x 1.5cm
Weight 0.14kg
Made in Japan
It was created so that anyone can easily enjoy traditional Japanese culture.
As a gift with a rich cultural flavor, or as an interior decoration for your room.
Also, it is especially appreciated overseas as it is unique to Japan.
As a Japanese souvenir
Compact and bulky, yet luxurious gift
Japanese masterpiece mini folding screen, two folding screens
National Treasure: Illustration of Irises by Korin Ogata (17th century)
"Kakitsubatazubyobu" is a masterpiece of the Edo period artist Ogata Korin (1658-1716).
A cluster of iris flowers is vividly depicted in shades of ultramarine blue and verdigris on a six-fold folding screen made entirely of gold.
Behind it is a waka poem recited at Yatsuhashi, a famous spot for irises, in the 9th section of ``Ise Monogatari,'' heading east.
The irises are arranged rhythmically, taking into consideration the contrast between the left and right sides, and at first glance, the design of the iris flowers stands out, as some of the paper patterns are repeated, but the plumpness of the petals takes advantage of the characteristics of the pigment. It's a struggle.
The author, Korin Ogata (1658-1716), was born into a high-class kimono merchant in Kyoto and was courted by Sotatsu Tawaraya.
It is no exaggeration to say that this work represents not only the Edo period, but the entire history of Japanese painting.
Perfect for homestay souvenirs and gifts for foreigners!
Japanese souvenirs that foreigners will love!
A souvenir for your host family when studying abroad!
It is popular as a souvenir for foreigners when they travel abroad.
Please give this as a gift to a foreigner who has helped you overseas.
Unfolded size: 27cm x 15.5cm x 0.5cm
Box size 16.5cm x 14.5cm x 1.5cm
Weight 0.14kg
Made in Japan
