“THE TALE OF THE PRINCESS RETURNING TO THE MOON” #002-HYDRANGEA, FLOWERS OF DEUTZIA, BAMBOO-

By Keiichiro Muramatsu

Piece description from the artist

This work is inspired by the oldest Japanese tale "Taketori Monogatari" (The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter). At the beginning of the story, the Taketori master discovers a little girl ( Princess Kaguya ) in a glowing bamboo shoot. Keiichiro arranges flowers on bamboo with this scene in mind.

The paper used in the original print consists of a neutral paper and a plaster layer, the surface of which is further coated with its plaster containing mica. The coat solution is carefully applied in three layers. The result is a natural and deep image quality that is full of life. The plaster provides a high degree of preservation.

The surface of each print is sprayed with a varnish to protect it from UV rays.

The print will have a border of approximately 3.5 cm.

A certificate of authenticity is included.

This piece is available in three sizes (small, middle, and large). This is the middle size.
It’s limited to 3 editions of this size.

Keiichiro reserves the right to produce up to two Artist Proofs of this artwork in addition to the edition numbers.