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Small size Woodblock print series
Traditional and high quality woodcut prints (Ukiyo-e) in small size!
Even though it is small, it is made in accordance with traditional techniques that continue from ukiyo-e, with sculptors and slasher's division of labor. The carving is carved up to an extremely delicate level equivalent to Ukiyoe.
As for the sliding, we perform multicolor rubbing similar to Ukiyo-e, we finish by 10-15 times overlapping rail.
It is a completely handcrafted traditional woodcut print that does not allow any compromise by craftsmen with advanced traditional techniques.
In addition, a special type of Washi, a handmade luxury Echizen Japanese paper was used, a "Raw Fiction Service" to maximize the beauty of woodcut prints.
Trinistyle version
This is a card-sized woodblock print with a completely new paper frame that has the three functions of standing, hanging, and sending named "Trinistyle" from the trinity specification. This new product was developed as a new style woodblock print that can be enjoyed three times at a time.
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The actual woodblock print varies! Remove the inside card and open the left and ride flap. Lock the 2 flaps with the tabs at the outer area of the 2 flaps |
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２: Hang Style |
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Open the left and right flaps on the back. Remove the greeting card if not already done.On each corner you will see a small tab what needs be slightly lifted to easy remove the back part from the front. At the back site of the front part, you will find a small hook, you can use to hand the woodblock print at the wall. |
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３: Send |
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Open the included Hinomaru card and take out the greeting card. Write your message. Close the card and put it back into the stand. Close both flaps, and put it in the envelope.Send it as a greeting card to your friends and family! |
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Frame version
The frame is a wooden square type. Mat adopts a looking color according to each work.
In addition, the mat is cut to size according to the work, and oblique cutting that makes it look nice is given.
Although an acrylic plate for full-surface protection is also included, in order to enjoy the texture of wood prints, we will ship it without placing it on the forefront at the time of shipment at the time of shipment.
Mt. Fuji 2020
1964 Tokyo Olympics movie
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This year (2020), we have created a new woodcut to commemorate the 56th Olympic Games in Tokyo. It is not a direct artistic representation of the athlete's performance or imitating the Olympic logo, but an indirect artistic work that reminds of the Olympic Games from Japanese landscape paintings. Fuji was used as a typical Japanese landscape painting. |
That one scene (about 9: 33 min at the movie)
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One of the scenes from the 1964 Tokyo Olympics movie has a design that looks great. (Left figure) The torch runner running on the foot of Mt. Fuji, this scene was trimmed into an outline of the work. The details of the woodblock prints were drawn from Kawase Hasui's description of "Funatsu no Aki". | |||
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（Outline）
Trimming picture |
Kawase Hasui "Funatsu Autumn"
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However, there was a major problem with this basic design.
The problem was that the smoke at the foot of Fuji was not seen by the torch runner, but like a steam locomotive (SL).
So we tried to change the design to avoid the problem and improve it to the original picture.
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Guardrail version  |
I added a guardrail to make it look like a torch runner is running. However, this still failed to look like SL. ①：Guardrail ②：Small forest |
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Audience silhouette version  |
Instead of guardrails, we arranged some audience silhouettes. I also added a flag waving silhouette. In addition, the small forests in the background have been removed to balance. With this improvement, the problem that appears to be SL is almost solved. ③：Audience silhouette ④：Add national flag ⑤②：Small forest has been removed |
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Original picture  |
As a woodblock print, we clarified the design of each color plate and completed the original. In particular on the mountain surface of Mt. Fuji, more colors than the number of boards can be expressed by the composite color of the boards. (For details, see "How to make woodblock prints.") For titles, woodcuts are used for vertical writing, and stamps are used for horizontal writing in the small version. ⑥：Horizontal writing title (Compatible Stamp) ⑦：Vertical title (woodcut) |
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$37.40(tax included)
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(通常フレーム版)
10,000円(税込)
$65.46(tax included)
Oasis 21 & TV tower
Contour lines and backgrounds are based on photo 1.
The color of the disc, etc. is based on photo 2
I made a design drawing based on the design.
With using traditional techniques, we then
made the woodcut.
The TV tower was the first integrated radio tower in Japan in Nagoya Sakae in 1953, and has long been a symbol of Nagoya. In 2002, near the southwest of the TV tower, Oasis 21 opened as a complex with public facilities such as bus terminals and parks and commercial facilities, and the scenery and lighting created by these facilities will become a new landmark in Nagoya and globally. It is also attracting attention. Although small in size, the oasis 21 and the steel frame of the TV tower are faithfully reproduced in traditional woodcuts from the details.
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The Nagoya Castle
Nagoya castle was destroyed at the time of World War II and rebuilt in 1959 after the war. In 1937 before the war, the painter: Tsuchiya Mitsu (1870-1949) was drawing a woodcut print of Nagoya Castle.
Based on his drawing, some corrections were added, and the original design of Ukiyo woodcut was done again.
This work is the reprinted Nagoya castle as a woodcut print before it burned.
Based on his drawing, some corrections were added, and the original design of Ukiyo woodcut was done again.
This work is the reprinted Nagoya castle as a woodcut print before it burned.
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The Atsuta Shrine
The Atsuta Shrine is famous shrine dedicated to the Kusanagi sword (sword of the rustling) which is one of three kinds of sacred treasure.
In the beginning of year, I designed the "Ryugaku Shinto" which is done by calming the spirit of the earth and wishing for mischief and invitation.
It is an original work of Ukiyo woodcut, which trimmed the pictures of ryugaku priests and designed them into woodcut prints.
It is an innovative work that pioneered a new process of making traditional woodcut prints based on photographs.
In the beginning of year, I designed the "Ryugaku Shinto" which is done by calming the spirit of the earth and wishing for mischief and invitation.
It is an original work of Ukiyo woodcut, which trimmed the pictures of ryugaku priests and designed them into woodcut prints.
It is an innovative work that pioneered a new process of making traditional woodcut prints based on photographs.
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$37.40(tax included)
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(通常フレーム版)
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Juman-Tsubo Plain at Susaki, Fukagawa
The original picture is the famous "Juman-Tsubo Plain at Susaki, Fukagawa" of Utagawa Hiroshige.
We trimmed part of it in equal magnification, and redesigned it with some correction. By making trimming and correction, I made it a more modern image.
This design also includes a new concept of cutting out a part of Ukiyoe prints and offering it at a reasonable price.
We trimmed part of it in equal magnification, and redesigned it with some correction. By making trimming and correction, I made it a more modern image.
This design also includes a new concept of cutting out a part of Ukiyoe prints and offering it at a reasonable price.
(トリニスタイル版)
$37.40(tax included)
（畳フレーム版)
(通常フレーム版)
10,000円(税込)
$65.46(tax included)
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