Hokusaï

Vase Katsushika Hokusaï The Great Wave

The decorative porcelain disc appears to be floating freely on the solid wooden base. A design object that gives the famous painting by Hokusai a worthy appearance. Whether with or without a flower arrangement  Vase The Wave, with real gold decoration

Limited Edition: 999 pieces with certificate

Vase Katsushika Hokusaï The Great Wave

The decorative porcelain disc appears to be floating freely on the solid wooden base. A design object that gives the famous painting by Hokusai a worthy appearance. Whether with or without a flower arrangement  Vase The Wave, with real gold decoration

Limited Edition: 999 pieces with certificate

Set Coffee Cup Expresso The Kiss Gustav Klimt

Love and romanticism in the spotlight in a floral atmosphere around a beautiful garden where pure happiness is hidden

art nouveau Shimmering colors around an ornament where the Woman occupies the central place,

a magnificent carnal Madonna trapped in the inevitable cycle of life, but without being aware of it, a work dating from 1907

Empty Pocket Katsushika Hokusai The Great Wave

In addition to the decorative value, the functionality of certain objects ensures not only a warm atmosphere, but also a discovery of modern or abstract art, like this square bowl “The Wave” plated in real gold and platinum. A beautiful alliance around tableware and art

Designer items add a fabulous look to the famous paintings depicted by Hokusai.

Table clock The Great Wave by Hokusai

The Great Wave of Kanagawa (1830/1831) better known as “The Wave” is part of the series of thirty-six views of Mount Fuji. The Master's signature is, for experts, included in the insert located at the top left. This engraving on cherry wood (chosen for its hardness) measures 26 cm in height and 38 cm in width. This print is a landscape presentation, arranged horizontally.

It symbolizes the indescribable strength of nature and the weakness of human beings.

Wall Clock The Great Wave Katsushika Hokusai

Katsushika Hokusai

During his nearly ninety-year life, Hokusai used about thirty names, including Gakyojin, which can be translated as “paint freak”. Hokusai became famous for his "36 Views of Mount Fuji" series of images. From there comes his most famous image, "The great wave off Kanagawa".

The Japanese counted Hokusai's works more as "applied art", while in Europe his work won over to Japonism, inspired artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt and retained the new art.

Vase Katsushika Hokusaï The Great Wave

The decorative porcelain disc appears to be floating freely on the solid wooden base. A design object that gives the famous painting by Hokusai a worthy appearance. Whether with or without a flower arrangement  Vase The Wave, with real gold decoration

Limited Edition: 999 pieces with certificate