Bamboo di Yamamoto Baiitsu

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Product Type:
Art Print Canvas Print
Dimensioni
  • S - 30 x 40cm
  • M - 50 x 70cm
  • L - 70 x 100.0cm
Incorniciatura : Senza cornice
Gancio per tela
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20% di sconto extra su ogni opera dopo la prima
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Ogni tela o stampa artistica dopo la prima riceve un 20% di sconto extra. Lo sconto si applica solo all'opera, non a cornici o accessori. Nessun codice necessario.

VAT included for EU

Made to order in Berlin · Yours by 28 ottobre

Handmade in Berlin

Gallery quality materials

30 days returns

About Yamamoto Baiitsu

Yamamoto Baiitsu (1783–1856) è stato un pittore giapponese di scuola Nanga originario di Nagoya, celebre per i suoi raffinati dipinti di uccelli e fiori a inchiostro e colore. Formatosi sia nella scuola Kano che in quella Shijo prima di trovare la sua voce nella tradizione Letterati, sviluppò una tecnica distintiva che combinava il lavaggio a inchiostro con delicate velature di colore, conferendo alle sue composizioni botaniche naturalistiche un'intimità lirica. Due dei suoi dipinti sono designati come importanti beni culturali in Giappone.

About the artwork

Yamamoto Baiitsu ritrae il bambù con la silenziosa autorevolezza della tradizione Nanga Letterati — pennellate a inchiostro diluito costruiscono ogni stelo dal basso verso l'alto, dense alla base e sempre più leggere verso le punte. Le foglie si sovrappongono in gruppi gestuali e sciolti che evocano il vento senza insistere. La caratteristica fusione di inchiostro e delicate velature cromatiche conferisce a questa composizione orizzontale un'intimità lirica, con toni che scorrono dal grigio antracite al verde salvia lungo tutta la superficie. L'opera è al tempo stesso meditativa e precisa, uno studio di spontaneità controllata firmato da uno dei pittori più raffinati del periodo Edo.

La tela si adatta perfettamente all'inchiostro di Baiitsu. La trama richiama la superficie assorbente dei supporti pittorici tradizionali, lasciando che ogni stelo e ogni foglia si depositino nella texture con una profondità discreta. I toni antracite si ammorbidiscono sul tessuto, le velature verde salvia si aprono senza perdere la loro compostezza. Questa stampa su tela restituisce all'opera una presenza pittorica e quasi tattile che le superfici più lisce non riescono a eguagliare.

How to Display Your Print

Go bigger than you think — Artwork should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. If you’re debating between two sizes, always choose the larger one.

Hang at eye level — The centre of your print should sit around 145–150 cm from the floor. Most people hang art too high — it ends up floating on the wall.

Contrast beats matching — You don’t need to match your wall colour exactly. A deep-toned print on a light wall, or a bold piece in a neutral room, often looks far more interesting than a perfect colour match.

Avoid direct sunlight — Even archival inks fade over time in strong sun. Indirect natural light or warm ambient lighting will keep your print looking its best for years to come.

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

We started at the Berlin markets. Now we ship art to homes across Europe.

We started with a table and a handful of prints. Curious, a little naive, and completely obsessed with finding art worth hanging. Every piece we sell, we're proud to put our name on.

Our story →
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What canvas and printing process do you use?

We print exclusively on museum-grade 400g canvas using archival pigment inks. Every print is colour-calibrated and fade-resistant for 100+ years.

How long does delivery take?

Most orders are produced and dispatched within 2–3 business days. Delivery within Germany takes 1–2 days; international orders typically arrive within 5–10 business days.

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 does the quality compare to other stores?

At Kuriosis, quality comes first. While many stores focus on keeping production costs as low as possible and outsource their production, we choose a different approach.

Our art prints are produced with ultra-fine detail and a rich, carefully calibrated colour range, using high-quality frames and some of the best printers currently on the market.

Every piece is produced in our Berlin studio, which means we keep the entire process under our own control from start to finish. The result is premium prints designed to retain its beauty over time.

Should I choose an art print or a streched canvas?

Our art prints are available on premium heavyweight fine art paper or premium matte canvas, giving you the freedom to choose the material that best suits your space and style. Both options offer exceptional detail, clarity, and a beautifully refined finish. Our paper prints are presented in high-quality frames with acrylic glass, creating a clean and classic look, although a small amount of light reflection is always possible.

Our stretched canvas prints offer a more elevated, gallery-style appearance. Each artwork is printed on textured cotton canvas and finished with an elegant floating frame, adding depth, character, and a more sophisticated presence on the wall. As there is no glass cover, there is no reflection, making canvas an excellent choice for a softer and more premium overall look.