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Print Description
Ohara Koson created this beautiful, antique Japanese woodblock image of Iris Flowers, 1936. This art print reproduction showcases Koson's fine detailed depiction of the iris petals. Koson paid meticulous attention to the flora and fauna he created on woodblocks and used bright, harmonious colour palettes to enhance his subjects to bring them to life. This art print is the perfect vintage addition to both vintage and contemporary inspired decors.
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Print Media
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This art print is printed on premium museum grade paper and is paired with archival inks for a superior finish.
✚ Acid and lignin free, 325gsm heavy weighted paper
✚ 100% cotton rag with a natural white, enhanced matte finish
✚ High performing archival inks for precise colour contrast and vivid colour
✚ Sharp image resolution and fade resistant colour pigments
Printing on this archival paper using our high calibre archival inks results in a stunning art print that is unrivalled in quality and price.
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Size Guide
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Framing
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If you choose to frame your art with us - feel safe in the knowledge that we collaborate with an expert framer, who delivers quality custom frames and has been in the framing business for over 20 years.
You will find that our framing costs are more reasonable than your local framer, due to our business being purely online. Being online means we have lower overheads than a typical art and framing business which provides us the opportunity to pass those savings onto you, without losing any of the quality or craftsmanship of an experienced framer.
All of our frames are custom made using sustainably sourced wood and we use glass not perspex in our frames. We also offer three popular finishes of black, white and natural timber. All of our frame colours have a smooth, matte finish and have a solid structure with classic design elements that do not disappoint.
Frame Profile
You will find that a large amount of our art is encompassed by a 5cm white border around the main image. We have done this to minimise additional costs associated with mat boards, which we do not supply as part of our framing process.Once you have placed your order, your frame will take on average between 7 - 10 business days to make and 24hrs to securely pack and get ready to ship to your desired destination.
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Shipping
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General
All orders receive free tracking and we will update you via email or text message during each stage of the shipping process.
✚ Free shipping for all orders over $150 in value
✚ Flat rate shipping of $8 for all orders under $150 in value
Shipping delivery times are between 2 - 4 days and if you live rurally you will need to add an additional 1 - 2 days.
We provide tracking for every art print that is shipped and you can track your order day and night on the NZ Post website here;
https://www.nzpost.co.nz/tools/tracking
All orders are insured from the moment they leave our studio all the way to your doorstep, feel safe knowing we've got you covered.
Framed Art Prints
All framed art prints are made to order and this takes on average between 7 - 10 business days to complete.
Once your art prints are framed, they will typically be shipped within 24hrs.
Unframed Art Prints
All unframed art prints are shipped within 24hrs after your order has been placed.
If your order is placed after midday Friday, your order will be shipped on the following Monday.
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Made in NZ
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We expertly print and frame our art prints right here in New Zealand. We hold ourselves to the highest standards when producing our art and we value the craftsmanship behind our products. Together, our team, continuously strive to provide you the best possible experience when shopping with us.
Being a New Zealand owned business comes with some great perks,
✚ We offer our customers fast delivery times
✚ Flat rate shipping and free shipping options
✚ An easy and efficient returns process
✚ Our free calling 0800 number
✚ Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
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The Artist
OHARA KOSON
Ohara Koson (1877 - 1945) was a Japanese painter and print designer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and was a large part of the shin-hanga ("new prints") movement in Japan.
Koson produced some ukiyo-e triptychs illustrating episodes of the Russo-Japanese War, but he mostly produced art prints of birds and flowers. Koson's work was exhibited abroad and his art was well received and sold quickly, particularly in the United States.
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