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  • Big Wave Cushion, Gold Cushion

    £45.00

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  • Red Waves Cushion, Velvet Cushion, Chinoiserie pillow

    £45.00

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  • Kimono, Haori, Kimono Jacket, Takiyasha the Witch and the Skeleton Spectre

    £58.00

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  • 45x45 Cushion Pad

    £5.00

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  • Emperor's New Apron - Yellow

    £25.00

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  • Magnolia and Bird Cushion Cover

    £35.00

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  • Velvet Decorative Pillows, Cushion Cover, Chinoiserie, Bird and Pomegranate Cushion Cover

    £52.00

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  • Artist Silk Scarf, Abstract Colour

    £55.00

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  • Emperor's New Apron - Blue

    £25.00

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  • Chinoiserie Floral Silk Scarf, Green

    £50.00

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  • Mountain Cushion Cover

    £35.00

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  • Immortal Blossoms of Java Sparrows Apron

    £30.00

    Qty: 1

  • Crane Cushion, Velvet Cushion, Chinoiserie pillow

    £45.00

    Qty: 1

  • Chinoiserie Floral Silk Scarf, Light Blue

    £50.00

    Qty: 1

  • Chinoiserie Silk Scarf, Mondrian silk

    £50.00

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    • Katsushika Hokusai, Hawk on a Ceremonial Stand

    £50.00 – £90.00

    Item Code: #J01004

    Availability: In stock

    Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) was the leading ukiyo-e artist and printmaker of the later Edo period. In his time, he was also Japan’s foremost expert on Chinese painting. Hokusai has created the ” Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji” in response to a domestic travel boom and also partly because his personal obsession with Mount Fuji. He has painted the Great Wave off Kanagawa during the 1820s which secured Hokusai’s fame both in Japan and internationally.

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    Dimensions: 305 mm x 305 mm

    Prints Material: Matt Paper 230gsm

    Original Artwork: Chinese Painting

     

    Every purchase supports the artist 

    *  The furniture in the picture is provided by MAXMARCO.

     

    Delivery & Return for Print

    Delivery charges are calculated depending on the weight (kg), size and destination of the order. The order total is displayed on the payment page.

    UK Standard Delivery: 15.95 GBP

    This price is inclusive of VAT.

    Every purchase supports the Artist.

     

    Estimated Delivery times:

    UK : 5 - 15 working days.

     

    Returns?

    Unfortunately we cannot offer a refund on Custom prints – as these are made to order. Please contact Customer Services directly on info@jegallery.co.uk or 020 76248 543.

     

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