Japanese Print "Geisha Drinking"

• The Contrast: The intricate hairstyle (with combs and flowers) and the kimono rich in floral details are depicted with reverential respect, but the gesture of drinking "drop by drop" from the glass bottle creates an irresistible visual short circuit. It's ancient Japan meeting modern life.

• Engraving Style: The drawing looks like an engraving on a banknote or an old lithograph, with thousands of thin lines that create shadows and volumes, making the image precious despite the ironic subject.

• The Color of Passion: The red background is the same as the other two prints in the series (the "Smoker" and the "Profile"), making them perfect for hanging together.

Technical Features

Premium quality for a design that lasts.

• Subject: Profile of a Geisha drinking from a glass bottle

• Format: A3 (29.7 x 42 cm)

• Paper: Premium Matte Photo Paper

• Weight: 260 gsm (luxury rigid cardboard)

• Printing Technique: Professional 6-color inkjet (Smooth red and razor-sharp black lines)

• Note: Frame not included.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What's he drinking? A: The artist leaves the mystery behind! The bottle's shape is reminiscent of old glass soda bottles (Ramune) or craft beer, adding a street-level, everyday touch to a noble figure.

Q: Is it vulgar? A: Absolutely not. It's sophisticated and ironic. It's perfect for decorating a home bar area, a modern kitchen, or a place that serves appetizers and sushi.

Q: Can I make a triptych with the other reds? A: Yes! We designed this collection specifically to work together:

1. Center: Frontal smoking Geisha (the "Boss").

2. Left: Geisha profile smoking (the "Reflective").

3. Right: Geisha drinking (the "Godereccia").

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