Fashion in the Service of Commerce, 1920, Orange Theory
Japanese corporate branding woodblock prints are a unique fusion of traditional artistry and modern commercial culture within the Taisho Era (1912-1926). These prints often showcase bold, intricate designs that blend artistic craftsmanship with corporate identity. Each work of art is hand-curated and framed in an acrylic box, mounted on linen and printed on rich, archival rag paper.
Not eligible for discount.
Japanese corporate branding woodblock prints are a unique fusion of traditional artistry and modern commercial culture within the Taisho Era (1912-1926). These prints often showcase bold, intricate designs that blend artistic craftsmanship with corporate identity. Each work of art is hand-curated and framed in an acrylic box, mounted on linen and printed on rich, archival rag paper.
Not eligible for discount.
Original: $3,150.00
-65%$3,150.00
$1,102.50Description
Japanese corporate branding woodblock prints are a unique fusion of traditional artistry and modern commercial culture within the Taisho Era (1912-1926). These prints often showcase bold, intricate designs that blend artistic craftsmanship with corporate identity. Each work of art is hand-curated and framed in an acrylic box, mounted on linen and printed on rich, archival rag paper.
Not eligible for discount.
