Ukiyoe for the common people can be enjoyed even if you don't know much about it. Ukiyoe, representing the culture of the common people in Edo, was supported by a wide range of people of all ages and genders, and became popular in Europe and other foreign countries as well.
These reproductions of six well-known ukiyo-e masterpieces are all printed on collotypes by Kyoto Handy-do, a company that has been printing numerous works of Japanese art for more than a century and has inherited the 18th century printing technique. The Ukiyo-e series, which is synonymous with Japonism, is still very popular today.
The technology and authentic quality that faithfully reproduces the original artwork are endorsed. The unique, one-of-a-kind manufacturing taste that only Collotype can provide is also an appealing feature. The paper frame allows the work to be casually displayed in a foyer or one-room room, or it can be enjoyed with an 80-size frame attached.