Fabric: 95% cotton, 5% linen. 228gsm.
Approx. 70 × 50cm as supplied, settling to around 68 × 48cm after the first wash. Hanging loop.
Wash at 30°C or 86°F. Low tumble dry or hang to dry. Do not wring. Iron on low. Avoid fabric softener.
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Night Rain of the Tea Stand
A woman has dozed off by the tea stand; a child does her hair while another woman looks on.
Daisu no yau, from the series Eight Parlour Views (Zashiki hakkei).
This impression carries the signature and seal of the poet Kyosen, who commissioned the series.
Suzuki Harunobu, c. 1766. Art Institute of Chicago, 1928.897.
The print sits on a pale ground, with its title and credit beneath.
Printed on one side with reactive inks. Natural, off-white base. Firm, with a structured drape; the back is softer than the front. Red ric-rac along the top and bottom edges, with yellow hems.
Made to order in England, so slight variation in size and in the wave of the trim is normal.
Fabric: 95% cotton, 5% linen. 228gsm.
Approx. 70 × 50cm as supplied, settling to around 68 × 48cm after the first wash. Hanging loop.
Wash at 30°C or 86°F. Low tumble dry or hang to dry. Do not wring. Iron on low. Avoid fabric softener.
