Japanese Print "Koi Carp in Motion"

• Powerful Symbolism: In Japanese culture, the carp swimming against the current represents courage, determination to overcome obstacles, and success. It's a perfect omen for an office or study.

• Fluid Elegance: The indigo blue hues make the water and fins almost tangible. The vertical composition draws the eye upward, lending momentum to the wall.

• Consistent Style: It is part of our "Vintage Blue" series, so it pairs perfectly with the "Pagoda" and "Blue Torii" to create a thematic triptych (Architecture + Nature).

Technical Features

Traditional art printed with modern technology.

• Subject: School of Koi Carp Swimming with Calligraphy

• Format: A3 (29.7 x 42 cm)

• Paper: Premium Matte Photo Paper

• Weight: 260 g/m2 (High quality cardboard, does not warp)

• Printing Technique: Professional 6-color inkjet (Rich and precise shades of blue)

• Note: The "old paper" effect is printed. The physical paper is new, white on the back, and durable.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What do the writings symbolize? A: The vertical calligraphy accompanies the movement of the fish, often quoting poems or proverbs about the strength of nature and perseverance (Gaman).

Q: Does it look good in a bathroom? A: Absolutely. Being a water-related subject, it's perfect for decorating luxury bathrooms or spa areas, as long as the print is framed under glass to protect it from direct moisture (the paper is durable, but not waterproof).

Q: Is it available in other colors? A: This specific art edition is only available in this refined "Indigo Blue" variant, reminiscent of antique porcelain or traditional indigo prints (Aizuri-e).

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