UKIYO-E painted by the world-famous Japanese artist HOKUSAI have motivated and greatly influenced a number of Western impressionist painters including Van Gogh and Monet.
Through unusual artistic composition and only using the color blue, he was able to create surprisingly unique three-dimensional paintings.
His main work,"Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji", influenced many overseas and was part of the "Blue Revolution".
To this day, his masterpieces continue to attract interest from all over the world. Our “HOKUSAI GRAPHIC” umbrella is in keeping with world-renowned HOKUSAI graphic design and incorporates the unique blue color he used.
During the Edo period, umbrellas became popular in Japan.
At the same time,KABUKI also became fashionable and on the kabuki stage, named SUKEROKU, a scene appeared which utilized umbrellas. Since then, the act of having an umbrella has become somewhat iconic.
In Japan, using an umbrella when it's raining is quite a normal thing to do.
However, together with their practical usage, here you can also find an “IKI”('cool')point associated with umbrellas that is quite particular to the Japanese sense of beauty.
- 1.Natural wood for the shaft and handle
- 2. Flexible rib structure
- 3.Unusual HOKUSAI design
- 4.Large size
- 5.Un-tout-cas(combination parsol and umbrella) Japanese umbrella
- 1.Traditional method of manufacture with more than 100 process stages.
- 2. Japanese-made WASHI
- 3. Incorporates HOKUSAI emblem
