Shin-hanga poster evoking the silent poetry of temples and shrines - Snow in Tsukishima by Hasui Kawase

Reproduction of the print "Snow in Tsukishima" by Hasui Kawase in 1930 (original title: "月嶌の雪"

Snow in Tsukishima transports us to a serene winter landscape where rooftops and streets are covered in a thick layer of snow. Hasui Kawase captures the tranquility of a snow-covered neighborhood, creating a scene that inspires calm and gentleness.

In this work, Kawase skillfully plays with the contrasts between the pristine whiteness of the snow and the darker tones of the buildings, emphasizing the silent harmony of this frozen moment. His precise technique brings the textures of the snow to life, making this print soothingly beautiful.

Hang this print in your space to enjoy a slice of Japanese winter. Carefully printed, it preserves every delicate detail of the original, allowing you to experience the unique serenity of Tsukishima under the snow.

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.