Ogawa Kazumasa's chrysanthemum study captures the delicate architecture of petals in jewel-toned hues—a masterwork of the photomechanical printing technique that defined Meiji-era Japanese botanical art. The composition balances precision with artistic grace, making this flower print equally at home in a contemporary space or a traditionally appointed room.
Printed on 230gsm fine art paper using archival pigment inks that resist fading for decades, it arrives rolled in a protective tube and dispatched from our Newcastle studio. Choose from A4 up to A1 and 70×100cm formats depending on your space, and add one of our solid wood frames in black, white, natural oak or gold ornate finishes if you'd prefer it ready to hang.
Perfect for bedroom wall art or a living space, this print works beautifully displayed alone or layered within a gallery arrangement. Explore more Japanese flower prints to build a collection, or let this one stand as a singular meditation on botanical form and colour—a whisper of Meiji elegance that transforms any wall into a quiet study of nature's geometry.
