Yozakura in Rain by Hiroshi Yoshida - Framed Canvas
Yozakura in Rain by Hiroshi Yoshida - Framed Canvas
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Experience Yozakura in Rain in elegant gallery style with our framed canvas print. This premium presentation pairs the texture of canvas with a sophisticated frame, creating a museum-quality display piece ready to enhance your space.
About the Artwork
"Yozakura in Rain" is a woodblock print from Yoshida's Eight
Views of Cherry Blossoms series, created in 1935. This piece,
titled Harusame (Spring Rain) in Japanese, depicts a solitary
cherry tree illuminated under an evening shower. Yoshida's shin-hanga technique
blends Western realism with traditional woodblock printing, creating a
dreamlike haze where petals dissolve into the mist. The scene embodies yozakura (night
blossom viewing), capturing spring's fleeting beauty with quiet melancholy.
Print Details:
Our framed canvas print enhances the delicate elements of Yoshida's Yozakura
in Rain with a sophisticated frame that perfectly complements the
artwork's tranquil beauty. The rich canvas texture brings the artwork to life
while the carefully selected frame adds a refined finishing touch that elevates
the entire piece. Available in black, natural wood, or dark brown frame options
to match your décor preferences and accentuate the artwork's serene atmosphere.
Features:
· Canvas made with FSC-certified wood stretcher bars and cotton-polyester blend (300-350gsm, 350-400 microns)
· Frame crafted from FSC-certified wood
· Frame width: 9-14mm (0.35"-0.55") with 12mm (0.45") gap between canvas and frame
· Frame thickness: 42mm (1.65") in North America, 32mm (1.26") in Europe
· High-quality printing ensures long-lasting, vibrant colors
· Includes hanging kit (varies by country)
Bring the tranquil beauty of cherry blossoms in the rain into your space with this elegantly framed slice of artistic mastery.
This Framed Canvas Print is made especially for you when you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it. Making products on demand instead of in bulk reduces overproduction and waste, so thank you for making a thoughtful purchasing decision!
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