This set features 120 large-format cards showcasing the reprinted ukiyo-e series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, available on our website.
Each card includes an English explanation on the back, along with a QR code that takes you directly to the page for the corresponding reprinted ukiyo-e. After thoroughly enjoying the entire collection through the cards, you can select the piece that resonates with you the most and purchase the authentic reprinted ukiyo-e.
Includes a special pearl paper case (195 × 138 × 30 mm).
About the Reprinted Ukiyo-e
These reprinted ukiyo-e are crafted one by one by skilled carvers and printers using the same traditional woodblock techniques as in the Edo period. Through subtle embossing, the brilliance of the pigments, and the feel of handmade washi paper, you can experience the artistry and tradition of genuine ukiyo-e passed down through generations. (For more details, please visit the homepage of our website.)
About One Hundred Famous Views of Edo
Painted by Utagawa Hiroshige in the late Edo period, One Hundred Famous Views of Edo is a series of ukiyo-e prints depicting famous sites around Edo (now Tokyo) through the changing seasons. Featuring bold compositions and poetic, innovative perspectives, these works vividly portray the daily life of Edo’s townspeople and the city’s picturesque scenery. They later traveled to Europe in the 19th century, profoundly influencing Impressionist painters such as Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet.
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