Hasui Kawase Prints
In the spirit of inspired by Hasui Kawase prints, these art pieces evoke misty canals, snow-dusted pagodas and rain-slicked streets, inviting quiet reflection and poetic Japanese calm.
- Boat drifting beneath red trunks
- Blue, green and red palette
- Complements natural timber
- Figure walking through towering forest
- Green, brown and blue landscape
- A tranquil woodland escape
- White crane in autumn tree
- Ukiyo-e in blue and red
- Serene autumnal setting
- Waterfall through autumn forest
- Teal, green and orange
- Against pale walls
- Red torii gate by sea
- Teal, green and vermilion hues
- A restful coastal retreat
- Lit house, bridge and river
- Green, blue and gold colours
- Suited to a quiet hallway
- Moonlit bridge over lotus pond
- Hasui-style ukiyo-e woodblock
- Above a reading nook
- Figure beside a forest lake
- Blue, yellow and red
- Above a reading chair
- Sea inlet, bridge and trees
- Pastel blue, green and pink
- Above a wooden sideboard
- Lighthouse on rocky coast
- Blue, pink and purple
- Near a reading chair
- Trees around blue water
- Retro Japanese landscape style
- Navy and wood pairing
- Japanese house under cherry blossoms
- Pink, black and grey hues
- Works with pale oak
- Moonlit pine tree and house
- Hasui Kawase woodblock style
- For a restful bedroom
- Boat drifting between forested banks
- Blue, green and orange ukiyo-e
- Relaxed riverside atmosphere
- Figures on a lotus bridge
- Teal, navy and beige illustration
- Under a hallway light
- Rocky cove with sailing boat
- Blue, green and orange
- Peaceful seaside setting
- Mount Fuji, lake and blossoms
- Blue, orange and green hues
- Gentle evening waterside
- Arched bridge under moonlight
- Deep blue, grey and brown
- Still riverside evening
- Moonlit river with lone boat
- Midnight blue and moon yellow
- Over a reading nook
- Temple beneath cherry blossoms
- Pink, blue and brown
- Serene courtyard setting
- River boat beside countryside homes
- Blue, green and pink ukiyo-e
- Works with natural wood
- Bridge across a lotus pond
- Blue-green vintage illustration
- Hallway placement
- Mountain lake beneath autumn branches
- Pink, orange and blue palette
- Pairs with dark wood
- Snow-covered pine trees
- Blue and white ukiyo-e
- Above a wooden sideboard
- Twin waterfalls in autumn forest
- Indigo, teal and orange
- Pairs with warm wood
- Figure on a woodland path
- Japanese woodblock-style scene
- Deep green, brown and blue
- Tree above a rocky sea
- Vintage ukiyo-e seascape
- Quiet seaside evening
- Tiger among autumn trees
- Ukiyo-e in blue and orange
- Suited to a reading nook
- Fox on snowy forest path
- Blue, orange and beige
- Serene winter woodland feel
- Snow-laden pine trees
- Ink-blue, white and grey
- Complements pale timber furniture
- Maple tree over a lake
- Red, turquoise and forest green
- Against a pale wall
- Snowy bridge over a river
- Hasui Kawase winter scene
- Winter riverside stillness
- Boats on a tree-lined lake
- Blue, green and beige colours
- Near a bedside table
- Orange fox in snowy forest
- Teal, orange and cream
- Winter woodland retreat
- Seated figure, forest and lake
- Blue, gold and crimson woodblock style
- Works with warm timber tones
- Moored boats beside a river
- Ukiyo-e in blue and ochre
- By a sunlit window
Collection guide
A closer look at Hasui Kawase Prints
Explore the story, styling ideas and practical answers behind this collection.
Collection guide
Hasui Kawase Prints draw inspiration from shimmering rain, lantern glow and quiet temples, echoing the lyrical shin hanga tradition in nuanced contemporary wall art. If you have ever wondered who Kawase Hasui was or what makes his imagery unique, each design responds through subtle gradations of colour and light.
What you'll find
Within this curated inspired by selection of Hasui Kawase Prints you will discover rainy evening bridges, moonlit canals, snow-laden pagodas and crisp autumn maples. The scenes are inspired by the wider shin hanga aesthetic and the mood found across Hasui’s era, so when collectors ask how many prints Kawase Hasui made, they find helpful context for the breadth of the tradition. The collection reflects interest in Kawase Hasui woodblock prints and those searching for Hasui Kawase original works, offering Hasui Kawase Prints as modern, inspired designs printed on museum-quality paper.
How to style it
Display Hasui Kawase Prints as quiet focal points in bedrooms or meditation corners, or combine several designs for a subtle narrative along a hallway. Their muted indigo, soft vermilion and snowy whites pair beautifully with natural woods, linen upholstery and Japandi palettes, bringing tranquility without overpowering modern minimal spaces.
Printed by Laboo Studio on FSC-certified 200 gsm matte stock, these Hasui Kawase Prints arrive unframed or in slim oak, black or white frames from 22 fulfilment centres worldwide, reaching UK and USA homes in around 2 to 4 working days. Colours stay rich and non reflective, you have 14 days to return or exchange, and any damaged parcel is replaced at no cost.
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Best Sellers in This Collection
- Sakura Pagoda – tranquil forest scene with misty greens and soft browns.
- Hanami Maiko – golden foliage reflected on still water for a calm accent.
Questions about Hasui Kawase Prints
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Questions about Hasui Kawase Prints
Who was Kawase Hasui and why is his work celebrated?
A leading shin hanga artist, he blended traditional woodblock craft with modern lighting effects; our posters reproduce that atmosphere in multiple sizes.
What makes Hasui’s imagery stand out from other Japanese prints?
He focused on mood, rainfall, twilight, snow, so subtle colour gradients are key; the matte finish preserves these tones without glare.
How many designs did Hasui create, and do you offer most of them?
He produced over 600 images; this collection features a varied cross-section, with new additions released seasonally.
Is a framed option available or do I need to add my own frame?
Select slim oak, black or white frames at checkout, or choose unframed to pair with an existing frame.
What size should I choose for a space above a sofa or desk?
A 50 × 70 cm poster centres nicely above a standard sofa, while 30 × 40 cm suits desks or reading nooks; larger walls might benefit from a pair.
Are these prints a good choice for a teen bedroom with Japanese décor?
Yes, pick smaller sizes for flexible styling, and mix snow scenes with brighter autumn views to reflect personal taste.
Which colours complement the misty blues and greys of these landscapes?
Soft neutrals, warm woods and touches of vermilion or brass highlight the indigo tones without competing.
Will the matte paper minimise reflections near sunny windows?
The 210 gsm matte surface is non reflective, keeping detail visible even in bright rooms.
How quickly will my order arrive in the UK or US?
Most orders deliver in 2 to 4 working days from the nearest of 22 fulfilment centres.
What if my poster arrives damaged?
Contact us with a photo within 14 days and we will send a free replacement immediately.
How should I hang and care for the artwork?
Use acid-free tape or metal clips, avoid direct sunlight, and dust the frame glass with a soft cloth.
Can I create a cohesive set with complementary prints?
Absolutely-choose two seasonal views or pair a night scene with a snowy temple for contrast; sets are visually balanced and easy to arrange.
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