Ohara Koson Wall Calendar

Ohara Koson (1877–1945) was a master of the Japanese woodblock tradition, and this wall calendar gathers twelve of his most breathtaking kachō-e and nature prints — a journey through seasons, moods, and the living world rendered with extraordinary delicacy and depth. A lone figure crossing a snow-covered bridge, two white geese gliding through dark reeds, a skylark darting above spring cherry blossoms, white rabbits resting beneath a full moon, a magnificent peacock unfurling its tail against deep forest green, an owl keeping silent watch by a crescent moon — each page is a complete world unto itself, alive with the quiet intensity that made Koson’s work beloved in museums from the British Museum to the Rijksmuseum. Printed on premium paper, this calendar is the perfect gift for lovers of Japanese art, ukiyo-e, and nature illustration. When the year ends, simply cut out your favorite prints to frame as lasting wall art — or share them as truly unforgettable presents.

Customers in the United States will receive the calendar in Ledger size (11×16.5 inches), while those in the EU, UK, Australia, and other regions will receive it in A3 size (29.7×42 cm).

• 1 cover page
• 12 inner pages
• Paper: 250 gsm / 100 lb semi-glossy silk paper
• Hanging hook for flexible display
• Sturdy wire-binding

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