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【Master Artists – Gold Leaf Masterpiece Series】 A premium collection of iconic Japanese artworks, meticulously recreated using traditional Kanazawa gold leaf by skilled artisans. The radiant shimmer of the gold leaf enhances each masterpiece, adding both luxury and a new sense of beauty. ● Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) A renowned ukiyo-e artist of the late Edo period. Trained under Katsukawa Shunshō, he began with portraits of actors, beautiful women, and illustrations. Hokusai studied a wide variety of artistic styles, including those of the Kanō, Tosa, and Rinpa schools, as well as Chinese and Western painting techniques. His dynamic brushwork and powerful compositions led to a unique and highly influential visual style that even inspired the French Impressionists. Famous works include “Hokusai Manga”, “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji”, and “One Thousand Views of the Sea.” ● South Wind, Clear Sky (Gaifū Kaisei) The term “Gaifū” refers to a warm southern wind. Commonly known as “Red Fuji,” this artwork portrays Mount Fuji glowing in deep red as it catches the morning sunlight in late summer to early autumn. At its base, the rich green forest forms a vivid contrast against the red mountain. Wispy cirrocumulus clouds drift across the sky, and a dusting of snow remains on the summit—a scene unique to this time of year. Hokusai masterfully captures a fleeting, seasonal expression of Mount Fuji. ● Product Details This artwork comes with a protective acrylic panel to shield the surface. Please remove the protective film from the acrylic before use. For long-term storage, we recommend keeping the acrylic panel in place. While the acrylic cover is advised for preservation, it is removable, allowing you to enjoy the texture and brilliance of the gold leaf more directly. Learn More

Likened to moonlight, the shine of silver is tranquil and elegant.

This artwork expresses the shine of silver using a wide range of Kanazawa Silver Leaf techniques.

Enjoy the diverse shine brought out from the simple colors of silver by the Ashirai technique.

The design of this compact panel is suitable for both Japanese and Western style rooms.

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An art piece expressing the shine unique to silver leaf.

This art piece for interior décor features 12 different silver leaf expression techniques that have been used in traditional craft items, architectural decoration, and a wide range of artworks.

You will thoroughly enjoy the diverse silver leaf expressions and the tranquil shine of silver that is likened to moonlight.

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A poetic image of a flying bird and a bird quietly sitting on a branch among flowers is depicted against the background of a pattern created with hand-torn Kanazawa gold leaf pieces. The birds and cherry blossoms were crafted with a distinctive decoration technique called foil adhesion and raising technique. The perfect beauty of this craftwork has been enjoyed by many customers over the years. This panel is perfect as a present or congratulatory gift. A metal part is attached on the back of the panel for hanging it on a wall using a picture rail or a hook. Learn More

This Art Panel shows the combination of simplified designs of cherry blossoms and waves. Using HAKUICHI’s proprietary gradation technique, the background beautifully portrays the change in the early evening sky from gold to vermillion.

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The product is a replication of Red and White Plum Blossoms by Ogata Kōrin, a prolific and renowned artist of the Edo period. The contrasts in Ogata Kōrin's most notable masterpiece are absolutely sublime. The light and dark are depicted by the gold leaf and flowing waters, and movement and stillness are symbolized by the red and white plum blossoms. The flowing water, which can be said to be the most remarkable detail of the artwork, is depicted using silver leaf and oxidized silver leaf, which are said to have been used at the time. Although there are various theories about how Ogata Kōrin actually illustrated the flowing water, Kōrin's artistic style has been reproduced as accurately as possible.
Painter Ogata Korin A painter and craftsman in early Edo era. The founder of the Rimpa school. He created many lucid and decorative works, and left the immeasurable influence over the modern Japanese-style paintings and crafts. Based on the Yamato-e style for many of his works, he also worked on ink-wash paintings in his later years. Major works: “Irises (property of Nezu Museum)”, “Red and White Plum Blossoms (property of MOA Museum of Art)”, and “Wind God and Thunder God (property of Tokyo National Museum)”, modeling after the work of Tawaraya Sotatsu. Brand:Hakuichi
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The artwork has been inspired by Dragons and Clouds by Kaihō Yūshō (1522-1615), owned by Kenninji Temple. One of the dragons has been defeated, and the other has been illustrated on the folding screen. It carefully replicates the style of the original artwork, including the silver background, the simple light and shade of Kaihō Yūshō's brushwork, and the softness of the ink.
Painter Kaiho Yusho A painter in Azuchi-momoyama era to early Edo era, and the founder of the Kaiho school. Born in Omi region as the fifth son of the retainer of the Azai clan, he retreated into the Zen religion and studied in Kyoto. He is believed to learn the art in the Kano school during his Kyoto days. Influenced by the ancient Chinese paintings, he has established the unique style composed of the sharp and powerful lines and reduced brush strokes.
Major works: “Screen Paintings for the Head Monk’s Room at Ken’ninji (managed by Kyoto National Museum)”, “Landscapes of the Four Seasons (property of MOA Museum of Art)” and “Dragons and Clouds (property of Kitano Tenmangu)”.
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