Japanese Koi Carp “Koi no Taki Nobori” Art Print (A2 / A3) birthday gift

Japanese Koi Carp “Koi no Taki Nobori” Art Print (A2 / A3) birthday giftKOI CARP TRADITIONAL STYLE PRINT AND CALLIGRAPHY FRAMED ART PRINT A gyotaku style drawing of the Koi carp with calligraphy and hanko stamp The Japanese calligraphy is of an expression "Koi no Taki Nobori" (), meaning "carp swimming up the waterfall". According to the ancient legend, if a Koi makes it to the top of the Yellow River, over the Dragon Gate waterfall, it will be transformed into a dragonthe most auspicious animal on land or sea, according

she flies across the icy lake

Gentle worn distressed effect print on a 100% Cotton Canvas Tote

and dies heroically in the process)

"Maple Trees at Mama

all hint at the deep and stirring passion between the two lovers

creating movement and urgency with his composition and adding context with finely observed details

" predetermined sequences of movements that serve as a foundation for developing techniques

• Blank product sourced from Honduras

Available in ★ BLACK ★ WHITE ★ NAVY

length 29" (74cm)

From the series The Fifty-three Stations by Two Brushes (Sōhitsu gojūsan tsugi 双筆五十三次) - in these prints the upper part consists of a Tokaido view by Hiroshige and in the lower part there are large figures by Kunisada I (Toyokuni III) illustrative of legends

in elegant public attire with an elaborately decorated hair arrangement