Want to decorate your home with a figure from Japan? Go for this samurai on print!

is a Japanese engraving technique that was born more than 400 years ago, when Tokyo was called Edo. The manufacturing steps of this work were 3: drawing, engraving and printing. Then craftsmen and merchants were in charge of selling it.

Among the themes acclaimed by his artists (Hokusai, Utamaro, Hiroshige...), that of samurais came back frequently. An emblematic figure of the Japanese archipelago, this warrior was considered a brave and brave fighter.

This replica print is part of a triptych (3 paintings). It represents a samurai from feudal Japan. He swapped his armor for the traditional Japanese garment: the kimono. This representation symbolizes the upper social class of the archipelago, to which the middle class is very sensitive.

• The package includes a reprography of a Japanese print
• The design is printed on a 100% cotton canvas
  
• The decorative canvas is packaged in a cardboard tube for easy transport

Here are some recommendations for a great interior design :

💯 Before choosing the size and ordering the Japanese canvas , we advise you to choose a location at eye level and measure it.

💯 Delivered without frame, this print reproduction can be placed as is or can be framed to add a touch of traditionalism.

💯 Unlike wood engraving , the canvas is light, easy to handle and easy to handle. You can change it according to your desires without it being too complicated.

💯 The advantage of cotton canvas is that it respects the depth of the colors. Moreover, it does not reflect. Its wear is long lasting.

💯 If you have a big white wall, go for the fighter board . It is part of a suite of 3 paintings that you can hang at the same height or staggered for a modern style.

💯 Discover our most beautiful reproductions in our collection of Japanese prints . All the figures of Japanese society are represented there: courtesans, geishas, theater actors, sumo wrestlers...