A striking ukiyo-e masterpiece by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, one of the Edo period's most celebrated printmakers.
This woodblock print portrays two women—Mitsuwa and Hatsuharu—rendered in the bijin-ga tradition that captivated 19th-century audiences.
Kuniyoshi's silk-dyer heritage shines through the sumptuous textile patterns and luminous color palette that define his distinctive aesthetic.
The composition showcases the artist's technical virtuosity, from delicate facial features to ornate garments rendered with meticulous detail.
A significant example of Japanese decorative arts from the 1840s.
37cm × 25cm.
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