Kinryuzan Temple in Snow by Hiroshige - Japanese Woodblock Print 1856, Winter Temple Wall Art, Unframed, 11x14 12x18 16x24 20x30 24x36

A giant paper lantern hangs in the temple gate, framing a snowy path to the main hall and five-story pagoda of Kinryuzan Temple at Asakusa as visitors walk under umbrellas, from the color woodblock print by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1856, in his series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo. This print reproduces the original Japanese woodblock, now in the public domain, from a museum archival scan.

Why you'll love it
• Real Edo-period artwork by Hiroshige - a classic winter view of old Tokyo
• Vermilion gate, sky blue and fresh white snow - bright, crisp winter color for a living room, hallway or office
• Pairs with Plum Garden at Kamata, Sudden Shower over Shin-Ohashi Bridge, Maples at Mama and Eagle over the Snowy Plain as a four-seasons gallery wall

Print details
• 200gsm matte poster paper, archival inks
• Sizes: 11x14, 12x18, 16x24, 20x30, 24x36 inches
• Printed with a paper-tone margin where needed to keep the full original print, including its title cartouche and seals - nothing is cropped
• Unframed - fits standard frames

Production & shipping
• Made to order: 3-4 business days
• Shipping: 3-8 business days (6-12 business days total)
• Free US shipping on orders $49+