Japanese Print "Great Torii and Calligraphy"

• Zen Symbolism: The Torii represents the entrance to a pure place. Having one in your home or office symbolizes openness to new opportunities and the search for inner harmony.

• Wabi-Sabi aesthetic: As with the Pagoda, here too we find the "lived-in" texture of the cream background and the bold yet imperfect strokes of the blue ink, which give the work an authentic, artisanal feel.

• Impactful Calligraphy: The large Kanji characters on the left are not only decorative, but balance the architectural composition of the portal, transforming the poster into a true piece of graphic design.

Technical Features

Museum quality for exceptional durability.

• Subject: Torii Gate in the Water with Calligraphy (Shodō)

• Format: A3 (29.7 x 42 cm)

• Paper: Premium Matte Photo Paper

• Weight: 260 gsm (High quality rigid cardboard)

• Printing Technique: Professional 6-color inkjet (Deep blues and sharp details)

• Note: The "old paper effect" background is printed in high definition on new paper and perfectly white on the back.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What do the red stamps mean? A: Red stamps (Hanko) are traditional seals used by artists to sign their works. They add a pop of vivid color that contrasts beautifully with the dark blue ink.

Q: Can I pair it with the Pagoda print? A: Absolutely! They were designed with the same graphic style, the same color palette (indigo blue/cream), and the same dimensions. Hanging close together, they create a harmonious and sophisticated composition.

Q: Is the paper smooth or textured? A: The paper is smooth and matte to the touch, but the print visually reproduces the rough grain of antique rice paper.

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