Japanese poster paying homage to the ephemerality of Japanese nature - Fuji seen from Owari Province by Katsushika Hokusai

Fuji from Owari Province (尾州不二見原, Bishū Fujimigahara) is a Japanese woodblock print by Japanese ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai . This work captures a scene where craftsmanship and nature blend harmoniously. A craftsman, immersed in his work, polishes the inside of a gigantic wooden barrel, while in the distance, Mount Fuji is revealed through the opening of the barrel, framed by a rural landscape. Around him, tools and manufacturing elements suggest a daily life marked by manual skill and creativity.

This print is part of the masterful series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji , considered one of the pinnacles of Hokusai's work. This project reflects his obsession with the sacred mountain, which he depicts from multiple angles and in varied contexts, each time integrating Fuji into daily life and the Japanese imagination. This series, both revolutionary and timeless, has had a lasting impact on the history of printmaking and influenced numerous artists around the world.

Reproduced with exceptional fidelity and quality, this work not only pays homage to Hokusai's art, but also enhances your home with its striking aesthetic and unique harmony. The rich details and color contrasts bring a touch of elegance and serenity to your decor, while testifying to the timeless sophistication of Japanese art. Displayed in your space, it will captivate the eye and inspire admiration, while celebrating the fusion of human ingenuity and the natural majesty of Fuji.