Celebrate the charm of Japanese ukiyo-e artistry with this Matsumoto Hoji cat print. Known for its delicate woodblock style, this piece encapsulates the wabi-sabi philosophy, embracing simplicity, natural beauty, and imperfection. Hoji’s work, celebrated for its timeless appeal, was featured in the historical Meika Gafu, a revolutionary Edo-period publication that brought fine art to everyday homes in Japan. This artwork combines traditional techniques with the whimsical elegance of its feline subject, making it a perfect addition to Japandi interiors, serene bedrooms, or artistic gallery walls. Printed on premium archival paper using giclée techniques, this exclusive print offers a slice of Japanese heritage for modern living. Giclée Printing: Our archival giclée prints are loved for their vibrant tonal range, pin-point sharpness and exceptional longevity rate. The quality of a giclée print is far superior to all other forms of printing, and we produce every archival pigment print to order. Premium Matt Media: The media (paper stock) you will receive has been milled in Germany to the highest industry standard. The heavy 230gsm acid-free clean white base has a superlative archival fine art coating, offering longevity of at least 80 years. Pigment Inks: Our archival pigment inks have longevity rates calculated at over 100 years. We use eight or more different ink colours, which are colour profiled to match the archival paper to achieve an extremely wide tonal range and colour gamut.