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Kitagawa Utamaro “ A woman looking at her reflection in a mirror ”(Kyoto Nishijin Textile)

Kitagawa Utamaro “ A woman looking at her reflection in a mirror ”(Kyoto Nishijin Textile)

W 41.00cm x H 71.00cm x D 3.00cm

USD $10,530.47

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  • About this Kitagawa Utamaro “ A woman looking at her reflection in a mirror ”(Kyoto Nishijin Textile)

    Detail

    Medium

    Others

    Edition

    Open Edition

    Year

    2024

    Sign

    Unsigned

    Frame

    Framed

    Description

    This piece is a woodblock print created by the ukiyo-e master Kitagawa Utamaro between 1792 and 1793, and it is considered one of his greatest masterpieces. It beautifully captures the sensuous expression of a woman adjusting her hair in front of a large mirror. Kitagawa Utamaro is renowned as a master of bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women), and he established a unique style within this genre. His work delicately and elegantly portrays women from various walks of life, from ordinary townsfolk to courtesans, with grace and sophistication.

    Display this masterpiece in your room, study, living room, office, or shop, and admire its beauty. It’s sure to be a conversation piece you'll be proud to show off to your guests.

  • About this artist

    Concept

    We are dedicated to creating Kyoto Nishijin textile interior art pieces with a vision to transform their value from "Beautiful to Wear" to "Beautiful to Display and Admire." By continuing the proud 1,500-year legacy of Kyoto's Nishijin weaving, we strive to craft captivating works of art. The moment you place these pieces in your room, study, living room, office, or shop, you'll find yourself eager to show off the stunning space you've created to your guests!

  • FAQ

    Does this art work need a frame?

    In many cases, art works with a canvas stretched over a wooden frame can be displayed as is. Thin art works other than canvases are easier to frame. For any questions or concerns please chat us.

    Are there other sizes for a similar type of artwork?

    A Depending on the artist, request consultations are available. For any questions or concerns please chat us.

    What kind of hardware should I use for hanging the artwork?

    • If you are concerned about repayment costs, such as when renting a house, wall pins and hooks that do not leave noticeable hole marks are available at major DIY Store and art supply stores.
    • If you want to hang a canvas with a hook, a hook type with a long hooking surface, such as a V-shaped type is recommended.
    • If there is a string on the back of the canvas or the back of the frame, you can hang it with a pin type that has a short hooking surface.
    • For any questions or concerns please chat us.

    What happens after purchase?

    • You will receive an email after we confirm the shipping date with the artist.
    • TRiCERA will arrange delivery and provide tracking information.
    • Our experts will assist you with installation, framing, and other aspects of the installation before arrival.
    • We offer a return policy within 14 days of receipt. (Except for the optional frame orders)

    About Shipping Fee and Return

    Shipping fees will be automatically calculated based on your shipping destination country and the origin country from which the artwork is shipped. You will find the exact shipping cost in step 2 of the checkout page. We, TRiCERA, Inc., will cover any import duties, taxes, or brokerage fees. Returns are free of charge within 14 days of receipt if there is a problem with the artwork.

    What types of payment are available?

    You can use major credit cards (excluding JCB), PayPal, amazon pay, ApplePay, GooglePay. We also accept bank transfers if you are in Japan.

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