Ohara Koson print - Poppies in bloom

This vintage Japanese woodblock print depicts poppies in full bloom, delicately rendered by Ohara Koson, a master artist of the Shin-Hanga movement in the early 20th century. Renowned for his refined compositions and subtle color harmonies, Koson captures the quiet poetry of nature.

The soft red petals contrast beautifully with the deep green foliage, while the light background enhances the clarity of line and balance of form. Blending botanical art with traditional Japanese aesthetics, this artwork conveys both the ephemeral beauty of flowers and timeless elegance.

Carefully restored from ultra high-definition images, this poster faithfully reproduces the textures, tones, and delicate details of the original print. It is a perfect choice for Japanese-inspired interiors, minimalist decor, or lovers of floral and Asian art.

Technical Details

• Thick museum-quality matte paper – 230 gsm

• Printed from Ultra High-Definition images

• Color-restored to match the original print

• Non-reflective finish, ideal for framing

• Free worldwide shipping

• Shipped in a protective cardboard tube

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About Ohara Koson (1877-1945)

Ohara Koson (1877-1945) was a prominent Japanese woodblock print master known for his bold and vibrant depictions of nature. He captured the essence of birds, animals, and landscapes in a style that blended traditional techniques with modern influences. Koson's works, particularly his bird prints, are admired for their lifelike details, dynamic compositions, and enduring contribution to the artistic legacy of woodblock printing.