[Goldsmithing] Art Panel Miyabikazari Mt.Fuji

Main Features

This art panel applies the raised texture technique, said to have originated in the Momoyama period, and is painted using various types of leaf. The colors change depending on the angle and light, a quality unique to artwork made with Kanazawa leaf.

The majestic Mt. Fuji is drawn clearly in the center of the work. The piece is designed to fit inside a large suitcase, with an approximate internal size of 700 × 490mm, and the artwork size is listed as size 6.

Design Appeal

The scene shows Mt. Fuji viewed from off Honmoku, in present-day Yokohama. The product page explains that this work is known in Japan and overseas as one of the representative masterpieces of Japanese ukiyo-e, together with Gaifu Kaisei and Yamashita Hakuu.

The composition contrasts the rough sea and struggling boats with the quiet presence of Mt. Fuji. Special techniques create raised and recessed textures on the surface, allowing shadows to give the Kanazawa leaf a richer expression.

Craftsmanship

The work features a black modern frame and a panel generously covered with leaf, on which the ukiyo-e image is painted dynamically. Motifs such as clouds are given three-dimensional expression through special techniques, and the shine and shadows of the leaf add depth and perspective to the artwork.

Because leaf reflects light, the colors can change between day and night, and under indirect or direct lighting. This allows the piece to create different moods depending on the room and lighting.

Size

W540 × D450 × H28mm
Box size: W565 × D470 × H40mm.

Weight

2,300g
Boxed weight: 3,020g.

Care Instructions

To help prevent fading or discoloration, the piece should be displayed and stored away from direct sunlight. High humidity, high heat, or extremely dry conditions may damage the item, and it should not be touched with wet hands.

Recommended For

This item is ideal for customers who appreciate Hokusai, Mt. Fuji, Japanese ukiyo-e, Kanazawa gold leaf, luxury wall art, modern Japanese interiors, fine art gifts, corporate gifts, and refined souvenirs from Japan.