Utagawa Kunisada Woodblock Print Diptych in Vintage Khatam Kari Frames

A striking pair of Japanese woodblock prints attributed to Utagawa Kunisada (1786–1865), described by the original source as “Hiraiwa Japanese Restaurant Beauty.” The two scenes depict groups of elegantly dressed figures in Edo-period settings, rendered in the muted colors and fine linework characteristic of ukiyo-e. The exact diptych is currently offered by the Japanese source under this Kunisada attribution.

The prints have been custom framed in beautiful vintage handmade khatam kari frames, with intricate geometric inlay that complements the detail of the Japanese works. The prints retain their aged appearance with visible toning and fading, while the vintage frames show the small irregularities and signs of age expected from handmade pieces; their original finish has been retained.

SIZE:
Larger: 36.5 × 46.5 cm
Smaller: 34 × 44 cm

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