Shunga Japanese Erotic Art Giclee Print Hand Painting on Silk 10.5"x7.5" #7 Vase Shochikubai When describing auspicious things

Shochikubai When describing auspicious things

The pine are a symbol of strength and longevity in Japan

Its long history has evolved through the tireless efforts and enthusiasm of people who have sought innovation while maintaining tradition

An elegant piece of history that's both highly collectible and quite decorative

No chips or hairlines

Shunga Japanese Erotic Art Giclee Print Hand Painting on Silk 10.5"x7.5" #7 Vase Shochikubai When describing auspicious thingsThis is a reproduction Shunga print of a Japanese Taisho era c. 1920 hand painting on silk. Shunga or "Spring Art" such as this was outlawed throughout Japan for centuries but persisted even by the very most famous artists, though typically created anonymously, given the high demand. It is the same size as the original measuring about 10" x 7. 5". This is a gicle print. It is from a very high resolution scan of the original print in our collection