Hokusai - The Great Wave off Kanagawa (Kanagawa-oki Nami-Ura)

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• Bring the iconic wave to your fingertips.
  Among Hokusai’s famous series Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" is perhaps the most internationally recognized. This powerful scene is recreated with a two-part stamp set, capturing the dramatic swell of the wave, the solitary boat, and distant Mount Fuji.
  Carefully crafted with Tokyo-based printing techniques, this special two-piece set reproduces every detail of Hokusai’s dynamic work.

  Features:

  • World's Famous Artwork as a Stamp
    A beloved "wave" scene known worldwide, now in a rubber stamp form that combines the joy of stamping with beautiful decoration.

  • Expanding Creativity with Two Parts
    The set divides the scene into two elements, allowing you to customize the position and color to create your own unique wave masterpiece.

  • A Collection to Stamp, Collect, and Display
    Packaged in a monochrome A5-sized box that harmonizes with any interior or bookshelf. Enjoy stamping, then arrange and display these as a collection.

  • A Wearable Treasure of Japan
    Despite its small size, this high-quality set makes an ideal souvenir for travel or a thoughtful gift for overseas friends.

  Trusted Tokyo-Based Printing Quality

  Meticulous detail in recreating the wave’s foam and the boat’s flexibility—thanks to Tokyo’s expert craftsmanship and fine line reproduction abilities.

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  Specifications:

  • Contents: Set of 2 rubber stamps
  • Dimensions: W152×D180×H28 mm
  • Weight: 430g
  • Materials: Natural rubber, wood
  • Outer Box: Paper
  • Made in Japan

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  Notes & Cautions:

  • Do not use for purposes other than stamping.
  • Avoid heat, humidity, and direct sunlight to prevent deterioration.
  • Keep out of reach of small children.
  • Be cautious if you have allergies.
  • Handle delicately; avoid strong impacts or water contact.
  • Since the ink may not transfer well with sponge stamps, avoiding simple stamp pads is recommended for detailed work.