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Doraemon Ukiyo-e series new work Tomitake 36 views “Oshu Fujimihara” limited reservation sale start

2021.10.18

The craftsmen are working hard to make a large tub that surrounds them. Introducing a new work of the “Doraemon” Ukiyo-e series with the motif of “Tomitake 36 Scenic Bishu Fujimihara”, a masterpiece with a bold and unusual composition that captures the appearance of a small Mt. Fuji in the distance through the tub. Reservations are accepted from October 8, 2021.

Ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai is a masterpiece since he was over 70 years old

The bright indigo color and the belo indigo that Hokusai liked to use are rubbed in the sky. I feel that Doraemon and Nobita are having fun while working hard to make barrels, and Mt. Fuji, which is seen in the distance, is watching over them.
Doraemon and Nobita, which blend in with Hokusai’s masterpieces, and the traditional techniques of sculptors and sushi masters drawn on Echizen handmade Japanese paper.

[Introduction of the production process of ukiyo-e woodblock prints]
Carving work by craftsmen (*The image is the production scenery of Doraemon Ukiyo-e “Thirty-six Views of Tokaido, Fuji of Shinagawa Gotenyama, Tokaido”)

Rubbing work by craftsmen (*The image is the production scenery of Doraemon Ukiyo-e “Thirty-six Views of Tokaido, Fuji of Shinagawa Gotenyama, Tokaido”)

A part of the woodblock (hangi) used for carving and rubbing. Many woodblock prints are carved for each color, and the number of woodblock prints is rubbed over and over again to finally complete one ukiyo-e woodblock print.
It is a gem that creates an indescribable handmade texture one by one by the extremely delicate and advanced technique of the sushi master.

*Scheduled to be shipped sequentially from December 2021.
*We plan to ship in order of purchase, but delivery may be delayed.
*The image is an image. The size and specifications may differ from the actual size.

Doraemon Ukiyo-e woodblock print “Thirty-six Views of Tomitake, Fujimihara, Bishu” Overview

Price: 45,000yen (excluding tax and shipping)
Number of units sold: 300 copies “Ukiyo-e Studio” advance reservation reception
Framed size: H approx. 440mm x W approx. 550mm
Material (framed part): Wood, acrylic
Japanese paper (picture): Living National Treasure Iwano Ichibei Echizen Seishosho

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