Japanese Waterfall (1900s) | Ohara Koson

Bring the serene beauty and dynamic energy of nature into your home with this exquisite giclée print of a waterfall by Ohara Koson. Created in the early 1900s, this captivating artwork showcases Koson's mastery of the shin-hanga style, blending traditional Japanese woodblock techniques with a modern sensibility. The cascading waterfall, rendered with delicate lines and subtle gradations of color, evokes a sense of both movement and tranquility, making this print a perfect addition to any space seeking a touch of Japanese artistry and natural wonder.   

Did You Know?

In Japanese art, water is often used to symbolize purity, cleansing, and the flow of life. It can also represent change, impermanence, and the interconnectedness of all things. Waterfalls, in particular, are seen as powerful symbols of nature's energy and the continuous cycle of renewal.   

Add this serene and dynamic piece to your cart today and let the timeless beauty of Ohara Koson's waterfall print bring a touch of Japanese artistry and natural wonder to your home.