Ogata Korin
(1658-1716)
Ogata Korin, born in Kyoto, was a Japanese artist of the Tokugawa period. Korin’s father and grandfather owned Kariganeya, a prosperous store dealing with fabrics for kimonos that was patronized by some of the most powerful ladies of the capital. This artist is particularly famous for his screen paintings, lacquer work, and textile designs.
Portrait of a flock of beautiful Japanese red crown crane
A traditional portrait of a flock of beautiful Japanese red crown crane is one of the most famous artworks of Japanese culture. In Japan, the crane is one of the mystical and holy creatures – a symbol of happiness, good fortune and eternal youth.
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Material: digital cotton.
