Daffodil No.2 by Tanigami

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  • S - 30 x 40cm CHF 52.00 CHF 39.00
  • M - 50 x 70cmPopular CHF 83.00 CHF 63.00
  • L - 70 x 100.0cm CHF 133.00 CHF 94.00
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Canvas Frame Hook
Canvas Frame Hook - Kuriosis Fine Art GmbH

2 precision nail hooks for clean, level hanging of your canvas print. No drilling or wall plugs needed, just hammer in and hang.

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Made to order in Berlin · Yours by November 19th

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About Tanigami Konan

Tanigami Konan (1879–1928) was a Japanese botanical illustrator from Hyōgo Prefecture who brought Western flowers into the woodblock tradition. His five-volume series Seiyō Sōka Zufu, published by Unsodo in 1917, captured 125 species — from poppies and roses to water lilies — with the precision of a botanist and the eye of a painter. The illustrations remain reference points for collectors of early-20th-century Japanese botanical art.

About the artwork

Long blade-shaped leaves rise across the whole width of Daffodil No.2, and daffodils of several kinds open between them at different heights. At the left, a white flower with a frilled orange cup faces out. The big trumpet daffodils on the right are solid yellow and crowd up against a cluster of white double blooms. Small yellow jonquils with green centres gather at the lower left, and a few nodding white bells hang beside them. Tanigami Konan, who brought Western flowers into the Japanese woodblock tradition, outlines every petal with a fine dark line and fills it with clear, mostly flat colour on a plain off-white ground.

The cotton weave of a canvas print gives the yellows and greens a soft grain and a warmer, slightly painted look. Because the picture is wide, the long leaves run almost from one edge of the canvas to the other, and the texture follows them across.

What's included

Canvas print stretched on a wooden stretcher frame. Hangers are not included. Available as an add-on: Canvas Frame Hook.

Returns & Exchanges

30-day returns — Unused prints in original packaging qualify for a full refund. No questions asked.

Damaged or defective? — We replace or refund at no cost to you. Just send us a photo.

Return shipping — Covered by you for standard returns. If the fault is ours, we cover it.

Questions? Email us at info@kuriosis.com

About Kuriosis

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We pick every motif ourselves, so you don't have to scroll through tens of thousands of images. Only art we would hang at home makes it into the shop: classics like Hasui's woodblock prints or Klimt's paintings, and work by contemporary artists. Our own team makes every piece in our workshop, from print to frame to packing.

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Which canvas do you use?

400 g cotton canvas with a visible weave, stretched on a wooden stretcher frame about 2 cm deep. We use Japanese pigment inks and the giclée process.

How long does delivery take?

We make every order in our Berlin studio, usually within 1 to 3 working days, and then hand it to the carrier. In Germany it arrives 2 to 5 working days later. Other countries take longer, and Swiss parcels can sit a day or two at customs.

Can I return my order?

Yes — we offer 30-day hassle-free returns on all prints. If your print arrives damaged or there is a quality issue, we will replace it free of charge.

How do you make sure of the quality?

Our own team makes every art print and canvas print in our Berlin workshop, from printing to framing to packing. What you pay goes into the quality: Japanese pigment inks, matte fine art paper, cotton canvas and solid wood frames in oak, black or brown.

Art print or canvas print?

Choose an art print if you like crisp detail and a classic look behind acrylic glass. Choose a canvas print if you want the texture of a painting and no glass at all. With a floating frame, the canvas seems to float on the wall.

What is a floating frame?

A floating frame is a frame without glass in which the canvas sits with a narrow gap all around. That makes the picture seem to float. Our gap is 5 to 10 mm depending on size, the moulding is 1 cm, and we mount the frame for you.

How do I hang a canvas print?

There are no hangers on the stretcher frame. The Canvas Frame Hook gives you two nail hooks that you hammer into the wall, no drilling and no wall plugs. You hang the canvas print on them, with or without floating frame.

Is this a giclée print?

Yes. We make every canvas print with the giclée process, using Japanese pigment inks on cotton canvas. The inks are archival and made to last over 100 years.

How high should I hang a picture?

The centre of the picture works best at 145 to 150 cm above the floor. Above a sofa or sideboard, the picture should be about two thirds as wide as the furniture.