- New
- Europe
Bonsai pot NAU422 KAMEREON
A faithful reproduction of a work by Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), master of ukiyo-e and one of the most influential figures in Japanese art of the Edo period. His shunga production is distinguished by the expressive power of its drawing and compositional freedom, essential characteristics of his artistic language. This piece has been entirely hand-modeled and painted by Kamereonpots. It is presented in a mokubako (wooden box) measuring 18.5 × 18 × 9.5 cm and is accompanied by a furoshiki, the traditional Japanese cloth used to wrap and carry valuable objects.
€850.00
VAT included
Kamereonpots is the creative partnership of Nuria Rodríguez and Tony Amago. Graduates in Fine Arts from Madrid, they have spent over three decades building a shared career in painting, drawing, and illustration. In recent years, they have focused part of their work on creating artisanal, collectible planters conceived as unique artistic pieces. In this limited series, they present faithful reinterpretations of *shunga*—the renowned genre of erotic prints and paintings from Japan’s Edo period and earlier eras. Beyond its erotic nature, this genre serves as a valuable cultural record, reflecting the customs, humor, social relationships, and various aspects of daily life of the time.
Features
- Origin
- Europe
- Length (cm)
- 16,5
- Width (cm)
- 16,5
- Height (cm)
- 7,6
- Shape
- Square
- Glaze
- Yes
- Colour
- Red
White - Author
- Kamereon
- Decoration
- Drawing - engraving
Features
- Origin
- Europe
- Length (cm)
- 16,5
- Width (cm)
- 16,5
- Height (cm)
- 7,6
- Shape
- Square
- Glaze
- Yes
- Colour
- Red
White - Author
- Kamereon
- Decoration
- Drawing - engraving
A faithful reproduction of a work by Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), master of ukiyo-e and one of the most influential figures in Japanese art of the Edo period. His shunga production is distinguished by the expressive power of its drawing and compositional freedom, essential characteristics of his artistic language. This piece has been entirely hand-modeled and painted by Kamereonpots. It is presented in a mokubako (wooden box) measuring 18.5 × 18 × 9.5 cm and is accompanied by a furoshiki, the traditional Japanese cloth used to wrap and carry valuable objects.