"Kites at Fukuroi" Utagawa Hiroshige II Wall Scroll – Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print

Bring serene Japanese landscape tradition and vibrant Edo-period charm into your home with this hanging wall scroll featuring "Kites at Fukuroi" (c. 1859) by Utagawa Hiroshige II.

Part of the famed series One Hundred Views of Famous Places in the Provinces (Shokoku Meisho Hyakkei), this captivating woodblock print depicts colourful kites soaring over the open fields of Fukuroi, with a large, ornate kite featuring a mythical lion (shishi) and peonies dominating the sky. Its harmonious blend of deep blues, lush greens, and classic Japanese landscape aesthetics makes it an ideal accent piece for Japanese-inspired, bohemian, or minimalist interiors.

• Artwork: "Kites at Fukuroi" (Enshū Fukuroi Takoagaru) by Utagawa Hiroshige II (1859)
• Source Material: High-resolution digital reproduction sourced via art archives

Product features:

- Made from strong, durable 100% polyester

- Quick-drying polyester fabric retains its shape

- Includes wooden top and bottom hangers

- Finished with a wooden and twine hanging loop

- Constructed from polyester and wood

Care instructions:

- Sponge clean only