Japanese Warrior Print

Decorate your interior with this pretty replica print symbolizing a Japanese warrior

Appeared at the beginning of the 17th century, the Japanese print (woodcut) has gone through the ages. Three great generations followed one another: the Edo period, the Meiji era, and the Shin Hanga style.

Originally, this art was inspired by the ukiyo current which means floating world and symbolizes sadness. Then, he starts representing pleasure and gaining momentum in Yoshiwara. His favorite themes become geishas, samurai , and rikishis.

This print reproduction symbolizes a samurai warrior. This canvas is part of a series of 3 paintings called triptych. You can see the whole sequence.

• The package includes a reprography of a Japanese print
• The print is made on canvas canvas (100% cotton)
  
• The wall canvas is rolled up in a cardboard tube for a hassle-free delivery

Here are some suggestions for Japanese home decor :

💯 We advise you to choose the location (at eye level) and measure the dimensions before ordering the Japanese canvas .

💯 The picture does not come with a frame but you can add one for a touch of tradition that will enhance it.

💯 Ultra-practical, super light and much more manageable than a wood print , this cotton canvas will be very easy to hang or put on a piece of furniture.

💯 Canvas is ideal for maintaining color depth over time. It is also guaranteed to be glare-free.

💯 If you want to acquire the first painting in the triptych, we recommend this Japanese Fighter Canvas . It will perfectly complement this print replica.

💯 To discover all the reproductions inspired by the ukiyo-e , take a look at our collection of Japanese print . You will find paintings with the effigy of courtesans, geishas, samurai, wrestlers... But also calendars and landscapes.