Experience
the beauty and history of traditional Japanese art with this stunning woodblock
print by Utagawa Hiroshige.
From his renowned series "Fifty-three Stations
on the Tokaido," this print titled "Religious Festival at Atsuta
Shrine in Miya" depicts a lively scene from the annual Horse Tower ritual
at Atsuta Shrine in Nagoya.
The
vivid colors and intricate details transport you to a world of traditional
Japanese culture and customs. The horse race, where a naked horse is
energetically galloping and people cheer it on, is portrayed in the foreground.
The competition between the two groups wearing different hanten (traditional
Japanese jackets) is also depicted. The artist's use of perspective is
masterful, with the left part of the torii gate fitting inside the frame to
convey the speed of the horse's movement.
This Ukiyo-e print is a perfect addition to any art collection or home decor, and a unique way to bring a piece of Japanese history and culture into your space.
Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of art that has been loved for centuries!
"No one knows exactly when it was reprinted, but it is still a properly made woodblock print, even though it is not an original edition by Utagawa Hiroshige."