Add "Quiet Beauty" to Your Everyday LifeA series of "Seasonal Woodblock Prints" to be enjoyed as table decorations.
Decorate your "Summer Evening" with a seasonal woodblock print.
As the heat of the day subsides and the surroundings begin to dim, the bright colors of this flower, which blooms at this time, are like a lamp.
Also known as "Evening Primrose." This woodblock print depicts the flower swaying in the summer night breeze.
High-Quality Finish for a "Tasteful Piece"The delicate lines and layered printing unique to woodblock prints create a sense of three-dimensionality and warmth of craftsmanship not found in ordinary prints, significantly enhancing the sense of luxury in your room.
It blends well with both Japanese and Western styles, naturally fitting into various interior designs in living rooms, bedrooms, studies, and more.
【Recommended for】- Those who want to elevate their room with quiet and sophisticated art.- Those seeking a piece with the warmth of craftsmanship that can be cherished over time.- Those who want to convey a special sense of taste with a memorable gift.
It gently accompanies your heart and helps create a relaxing space.
Perfect as a Gift for Loved OnesThe poetic designs, inspired by nature and the moon, have a narrative quality, making them ideal for gifts. They are perfect for a wide range of gifting occasions, including housewarmings, weddings, and birthdays.
About the MaterialsFor the woodblock prints, smooth, white Japanese paper is used. It has good color development and durability, making it a suitable material for woodblock printing.
The prints are created using the traditional printing technique of "hand-printed woodblock prints," where each color is applied to the paper one by one from woodblocks carved with the design.
Woodblock Artist: Yuko Harada
Sixth generation of Takenaka Mokuhan, specializing in hand-printed woodblocks.
She creates works that utilize her honed skills and sensibility as a craftsperson, and also serves as an artist for 竹笹堂 (Takesasado) original product designs.
Her style is characterized by a sense of continuity, like textile patterns, and she offers a wide range of designs beyond woodblock prints, including illustrations and fabric designs.
She has been featured in numerous media outlets and is pioneering new fields in woodblock printing.
(Image provided by Takesasado)
About the Brand "Takesasado"
Takenaka Mokuhan was founded in Kyoto in 1891 and has inherited diverse Kyoto printmaking techniques for over 130 years, from reproducing Japanese paintings to commercial printing.
The current head, Kiyohachi Takenaka, researches old techniques and passes them on to younger generations. The fifth generation, Kenji Takenaka, established Takesasado to create new work and sell woodblock prints and paper stationery in the store.
The sixth generation, Yuko Harada, has gained popularity with her fusion of traditional and modern designs, leading to the growth of Takesasado.
Currently, they are also involved in product packaging utilizing woodblock prints and restoration of old prints, constantly pursuing new possibilities.
(Image provided by Takesasado)
【Size】
Print: Approx. 10cm (height) x 15cm (width)Paper: Approx. 13cm (height) x 18cm (width)
【Notes】
- Frame is not included.- Due to lighting conditions, the color of the product may differ from the image shown and the actual product.