Hokusai was born in the district of Warigesui, Honjō District (rural area still known as Katsushika) in Edo, the former name of the city of Tokyo, the ninth month of the 10th year of the Era Hōreki (October-November, 1760) of unknown parents. It was adopted at the age of three or four years by a family of artisans. His adoptive father, Nakajima (中 岛) Ise, is a manufacturer of mirrors for the shogun's court. Hokusai, then called Tokitanō (太郎), therefore manifest aptitude for drawing and painting curiosity ...
Tealight candle holder-glass based on the artwork Bullfinch and Blossoms (1834) of Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) Material: Glass Dimensions: h. 6 cm., Ø 6.5 cm. Delivered with a brochure in a gift box.
Wooden art puzzle of 80 pieces representing The Wave by Hokusai, cut by hand in France respecting the environment.
Original vase from Lilies by Hokusai. Dimensions: 23 x 9 cm. Material: Ceramic Hand Painted History: It was around the age of forty when he finally adopted the name Hokusai. He turned himself increasingly to floral art.
Original vase from Bullfinch and Blossoms (1834) by Hokusai. Dimensions: 19 x 6 cm. Material: Ceramic Hand Painted History: It was around the age of forty when he finally adopted the name Hokusai. He turned himself increasingly to floral art.
Drawing book with Hokusaï illustrationSize : 15x2164 White leaves 70gr