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Hara Station (13th Station of the Tokaido,...

68,68 lei
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This is a reproduction print of Hara Station (原宿), the 13th station along the Tokaido, made by Hiroshige Utagawa in 1833-1834. It appears in Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (東海道五十三次) collection.

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Shinagawa Station (1st Station of the Tokaido,...

68,68 lei
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This is a reproduction print of Shinagawa Station (品川宿), the 1st station along the Tokaido, made by Hiroshige Utagawa in 1833-1834. It appears in Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (東海道五十三次) collection.

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Okabe Station (21st Station of the Tokaido,...

68,68 lei
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This is a reproduction print of Okabe Station (岡部宿), the 21st station along the Tokaido, made by Hiroshige Utagawa in 1833-1834. It appears in Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (東海道五十三次) collection.

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Chiryu Station (39th on Tokaido, Archival...

68,68 lei
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This is a reproduction print of Chiryu Station (池鯉鮒, 知立 宿), the 39th station along the Tokaido, made by Hiroshige Utagawa in 1833-1834. It appears in Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (東海道五十三次) collection.

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Yokkaichi Station (43rd on Tokaido, Archival...

68,68 lei
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This is a reproduction print of Yokkaichi Station (四日市宿), the 43rd station along the Tokaido, made by Hiroshige Utagawa in 1833-1834. It appears in Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (東海道五十三次) collection.

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Yui Station (16th Station of the Tokaido,...

68,68 lei
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This is a reproduction print of Yui Station (由比宿), the 16th station along the Tokaido, made by Hiroshige Utagawa in 1833-1834. It appears in Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (東海道五十三次) collection.

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Kakegawa Station (26th Station of the Tokaido,...

68,68 lei
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This is a reproduction print of Kakegawa Station (掛川宿), the 26th station along the Tokaido, made by Hiroshige Utagawa in 1833-1834. It appears in Hiroshige's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido (東海道五十三次) collection.

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We offer Japanese woodblock print reproductions using one of the best inkjet printers on the planet with archival-quality inks and papers

When stored and handled properly, the ink and paper can last 100 years without fading or yellowing. Certain paper options may not be archival and scrolls might age due to the various traditional materials and methods used in manufacturing the scrolls.

These are printed on demand, though popular prints are oftentimes printed in anticipation of orders. Smaller orders will usually ship within a couple days, but prints of full sets will likely take a week. Scrolls need additional processing time, and will take 1-2 weeks. Papers need two days to dry before shipping.

If requested papers are unavailable from the manufacturer or if we're have run out of materials and are unable to obtain enough to produce scrolls or boxes, we'll inform the customer of the estimated time production will be completed.

We use high-resolution scans of ukiyo-e prints from the early 20th century and older, and digitally clean and repair the prints to recreate the original appearance when first printed. This helps to preserve the grain lines and other artifacts from the original woodblock printing process instead of producing clean, fully-digital prints.

For example, in the case of holes or lines, we will oftentimes combine multiple prints into one. We also expand and bring out colors that have faded, bringing back a long-lost vibrancy. Our goal is to remain faithful to the original work.

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