Picturesque view poster immortalizing the beauty of the four Japanese seasons - Ushibori by Hasui Kawase

Reproduction of the print "Ushibori" made by Hasui Kawase in 1930 (original title: "牛堀"

Ushibori stretches out under soft light in this peaceful print by Hasui Kawase, offering a tranquil vision of a waterside village. The moored boats and homes in the background, along with the lush vegetation, create a scene imbued with serenity. Here, Kawase illustrates the understated beauty of Japanese rural life.

The artist's shin-hanga style is evident in the minute details of the contours and reflections on the water. This reproduction preserves the original nuances, faithfully capturing the softness and precision of Kawase's work. The peaceful atmosphere is delicately conveyed in every stroke.

Ideal for an interior seeking authenticity and tranquility, this Ushibori print enriches your decor with a touch of rural poetry. Printed on high-quality paper, it retains the subtlety and finesse of the original, bringing a soothing ambiance to any space.

Hasui Kawase (1883-1957) was a Japanese artist of the Taisho and Showa periods, renowned for his delicate and poetic ukiyo-e landscapes. A leading member of the Shin-Hanga (New Print) movement, he revitalized traditional woodblock printmaking by introducing plays of light and atmosphere that capture the changing beauty of Japan's seasons and iconic locations. His works are prized for their precise detail, sensitivity to weather effects, and harmonious composition, which transport the viewer to a serene and timeless Japan.