Hawk (1887-1945) by Ohara Koson is a woodblock print that depicts a majestic hawk perched on a branch. The hawk is rendered in a realistic style, with detailed feathers and a powerful stance. The bird's sharp eyes and hooked beak convey its predatory nature, while its overall composition is balanced and harmonious. The print is made from a single block of wood, which was carved by a skilled artisan. The artist used a variety of techniques to create different textures and effects, such as stippling for the feathers and embossing for the branch. The colors of the print are muted and earthy, which gives the artwork a sense of age and wisdom.
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Specifications & Details
Every detail considered. Every material chosen with intention.
Material & Construction
- Printed on museum-grade cotton canvas or premium archival fine art paper using museum-quality Giclée printing and archival pigment inks for exceptional colour, detail, and longevity.
- Each print is available as a gallery-wrapped canvas or professionally framed with sturdy solid wood frames, delivering a refined, gallery-quality finish ready for display.
Maintenance & Care
- Use a dry cloth or soft brush to dust regularly
- Keep away from direct moisture and humidity
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
Returns & Payment
- Made-to-order items cannot be returned or exchanged
- Returns accepted within 48 hours of delivery for damaged goods
- This product is not eligible for cash on delivery
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Free delivery across India.
Prints are shipped within 5-7 business days.
International orders are shipped on a DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid) basis — customs duties may apply. For a shipping quote for international orders, contact us with your details and we will respond within 48 hours.
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