• Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
  • Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
    Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
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Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”

Rs. 2,450.00
Rs. 2,450.00
MRP Rs. 2,720.00
(Incl. of All Taxes)
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Product Description

Experience the timeless beauty of Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow” . This art is showcasing the mastery of color and composition.A swiftly gliding swallow adds a sense of movement and vitality, symbolizing change, freedom, and the fleeting nature of life—a recurring theme in traditional Japanese art, the art set against a warm yellow background, the contrast between the deep green leaves and soft floral tones enhances the piece’s vibrancy and harmony. Hydrangeas and Swallow embodies the serene elegance and poetic essence of Japanese aesthetics, making it a timeless addition to any art collection.
Behind The Scene

Katsushika Hokusai is one of the japan’s most celebrated Ukiyo-e artists and  was deeply fascinated by nature and the changing seasons. His work often depicted the harmony between flora and fauna. In Hydrangeas and Swallow, Hokusai masterfully captures a scene of seasonal transition, where a swallow in flight symbolizes movement, change, and renewal. In Japanese culture, swallows are associated with good fortune and perseverance, often seen as messengers of the shifting seasons. The hydrangea flowers, known for their ability to change color with the soil’s pH, also represent transformation, gratitude, and heartfelt emotion.
Product Details

This artwork is a digitally restored version of the original, crafted by skilled designers and printed on fine art media.

Some prints may include added texture for a realistic touch; please review the product images carefully before purchasing.
Reason to Buy
  • High Quality Print
  • Premium Finish
  • High Durability
  • Minimal Maintenance
Care Instructions

Handling:
Always handle the artwork with clean, dry hands to prevent smudges or damage.

Cleaning:
Dust the surface gently with a soft, dry cloth.
Avoid using any cleaning agents or water directly on the print.

Placement:
Display in a location away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Keep the artwork in a stable environment, avoiding areas with high humidity or extreme temperature fluctuations.

Storage:
If storing, place the artwork in a cool, dry place.
Use acid-free tissue paper or a protective cover to prevent scratches and damage.
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”
Katushika Hokusai’s “Hydrangeas and Swallow”

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FAQs

What is digital restoration of artwork?

Digital restoration of artwork involves using specialized software and techniques to repair and enhance digital copies of damaged or deteriorated artworks. This process aims to preserve the original appearance of the artwork while removing imperfections caused by age, wear, or damage.
How does digital restoration differ from traditional restoration methods?

Traditional restoration often involves physical repair techniques such as cleaning, revarnishing, or inpainting using traditional art materials. Digital restoration, on the other hand, utilizes software tools like Photoshop or specialized restoration software to manipulate digital images of the artwork. While both methods aim to restore the artwork's integrity, digital restoration offers precise control over each restoration step without directly altering the original piece.
Is digitally restored artwork considered authentic?

Yes, digitally restored artwork can be considered authentic if the restoration process respects the integrity and intent of the original artist's work. Authenticity in digital restoration lies in the skillful application of techniques to faithfully reproduce the original appearance of the artwork while addressing any damage or deterioration. However, transparency about the restoration process and documentation of before-and-after images are essential to ensure credibility and maintain the artwork's provenance.