Japanese Woman Holding a Tea Bowl and a Small Dish

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Japanese Woman Holding a Tea Bowl and a Small Dish

This exquisite ukiyo-e woodblock print depicts a Japanese woman with an elaborate hairstyle adorned with numerous hairpins. She is shown in a three-quarter profile, holding a delicate tea bowl in one hand and a small, intricately decorated dish in the other. The woman wears a traditional kimono with subtle patterns, layered with a white undergarment. Her gaze is soft and contemplative, suggesting a moment of quiet reflection or enjoyment. The background is a warm, muted yellow, characteristic of traditional Japanese art, with a few stylized paper scrolls or talismans in the upper left corner. The artwork showcases the refined aesthetic and meticulous detail typical of Edo period Japanese prints, highlighting cultural practices and artistic traditions.

3071×4000
PIXELS
Portrait
FORMAT
Yellows
PALETTE
three-quarter profile
COMPOSITION
Edo period
ERA
ukiyo-e
STYLE

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