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Beautiful set of three professionally framed and matted reproductions of iconic Japanese woodblock prints by Utagawa Kunisada I (1786–1865), one of the most celebrated ukiyo-e artists of the Edo period. These miniature prints feature elegant courtesans from the famed Yoshiwara pleasure district and are perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates Japanese art.
Each print is professionally framed in coordinating gold-tone frames and ready to display.
Included Prints:
- The Hour of the Rooster (Tori no koku)
- Series: 12 O\'Clock Modern Watch Face
- Original published: 1824
- Depicts the sixth hour of the evening.
- The Hour of the Monkey (Saru no koku – 3:00–5:00 PM)
- Series: A Yoshiwara Clock (Yoshiwara Tokei)
- Publisher: Izutsuya Shokichi
- Original published: c. 1815–1842
- Features an elegant courtesan of the Yoshiwara district.
- The Hour of the Horse, Ninth Hour of the Day (Uma no koku, Hiru kokonotsu)
- Series: A Yoshiwara Clock (Yoshiwara Tokei)
- Original published: Early 19th century
Details:
- Artist: Utagawa Kunisada I (1786–1865)
- Set of 3 matching framed reproductions
- Overall frame size: Approximately 5\" x 6\" each
- Ready to hang or display on a shelf
- Like New Condition
A lovely decorative set showcasing the timeless beauty of Edo-period ukiyo-e art. Ideal for collectors of Japanese prints, Asian décor, or miniature framed artwork.
