＜Postcard How are you?＞

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size S M LL

The submitted artwork will be printed and produced by Ayuwara.

Each piece is handcrafted in-house and comes with the artist's signature (printed) and lot number.

material

Natural wood, acrylic glass, paper, string, metal fittings
*The S size uses glass instead of acrylic glass.

size

S (31.7 x 23 cm)
M (43.8 x 31.5 x 2 cm)
LL (63.5 x 46 x 1.5 cm)

Weight

S (approx. 0.6 kg)/M (approx. 1 kg)/LL (1.5 kg)

Giclee print: 1 sheet (signed and numbered) S (29.7 x 21 cm) / M (42 x 29.7 cm) / LL (59.4 x 42 cm)

Frame: 1 piece (with acrylic glass, backing, string, and metal backing)
*The S size uses glass instead of acrylic glass.
*The specifications of the back of the frame vary depending on the size, such as dragonfly style or propeller style.

Wall-mounted hooks: 1 set (1 each of plaster nails, J-hooks, and nail cover caps)

Delivery and returns

Usually delivered within about a week.

Satisfaction guaranteed (free return policy).

Features

Ready-to-display all-in-one set with edition number

SKU:#ay-000247-004253-s

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Red rhododendrons on water and green

From Shiriyaki Onsen in Nakanojo Town, head towards Kusatsu on Prefectural Route 55. The road is paved, but narrow and zigzags downhill. Along the way, turn right onto a passable forest road. It's a lightly paved road, but narrow and unlikely to accommodate large vehicles. I see a sign for Chatsubomi Park. I have no prior knowledge of the area. I arrive in about 20 minutes. There's an unexpectedly large parking lot, information center, rest area, etc. I tend to skip fully man-made parks. It's a bad habit. This is just a park with a walking path in a natural area. The road continues uphill. I can hear the sound of water. A river and rocks. A river continues to the left of the walking path. It's not a waterfall, but water rushing down a 20-degree slope, crashing powerfully against the rocks. The wet green is vivid in the mist of the water. Red rhododendrons are mixed in with it. An exquisite contrast. I take out my camera, but there are many photographers at the scenic spot. Due to my bad habit, I don't get close. Somehow, I push my way through the bushes and find a good spot to take photos. (This is not a prohibited area.) Today it is slightly cloudy with occasional rain showers. There is no contrast in light. The water crashes against the rocks, creating splashes and a thin mist that covers the whole area. And then there's the fresh greenery and the red of the rhododendrons!!! The moss covering the rocks is wet and shining.
I felt like I had captured a picture that somehow fit into the frame.
At Nakanojo Chatsubokigoke Park in Gunma Prefecture.

Ken Segawa

Born in Hansaka, Inawashiro Town, Fukushima Prefecture, in 1947. A young skier, he won the giant slalom at the Fukushima Prefecture Junior High School Championships in alpine skiing. However, due to his parents' work, he moved to snowless Ibaraki Prefecture, where he gave up skiing. At university, he was persuaded to join the ski club. He competed in the All-Japan Student Championships and the National Athletic Meet, but after a long break, he truly gave up. A life in the making came to an end. He took up photography at the urging of his boarding house owner. He learned how to develop and print black-and-white film, taking photos of natural landscapes around town. After graduating from university, he worked as a contract employee in the advertising department of a major department store. While he mostly worked in studios, he wasn't interested in commercial photography. He later worked in production for theater companies, as a driver for a costume company, and as a costume photographer. After that, he did a lot of different things, but he's still alive today. My current photography focuses on the theme of "wind," and I run around the fields and mountains trying to capture the wind in between physical labor.

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A work planned, produced and sold by Ayuwara. Made with high-quality art paper that feels like drawing paper. Rich color reproduction allows delicate colors to be faithfully reproduced. It is not photographic paper, giving it a mysterious impression that makes you wonder whether it is a painting or a photograph. The paper is not glossy and does not reflect light, so fluorescent light does not make the work difficult to see. We also paid particular attention to color reproduction. Color adjustments can be made precisely using the latest technology. Each piece is produced using digital printing, which allows for accurate color reproduction. Quality is checked, and those that pass are embossed with Ayuwara's seal to complete the work.

A simple frame that enhances the picture

This frame is made from natural wood. The natural finish does not obscure the wood grain. The simple color and shape make the picture stand out. This is a classic frame that suits modern homes well. Developed in collaboration with a frame manufacturer. This is an Ayuwara original frame.

Frame color can be changed

The frame color will be the same as the artwork image. You can change it if you wish. You can choose from white, natural, brown, or black. If you have a preference, please write "XX frame desired" in the comments section when placing your order.

How to choose the color of a picture frame

We are often asked, "What color is best for a picture frame?" There are two ways to choose. The first is to choose a frame that matches the picture. Darker pictures should be paired with darker frames, and lighter pictures with lighter frames. A white frame is recommended for cooler colors, and a natural frame for warmer colors. The second is to choose a frame that matches the color of the room. Choose a frame color that matches the color of the floor and furniture. If the room is decorated with white floors and furniture, choose a white frame; if the floors and furniture are natural, choose a natural frame; if the floors and furniture are dark, choose a brown frame; and if the room is monochromatic, choose a black frame.

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150,000 paintings and wall hangings sold

150,000 paintings and wall hangings sold
Since our founding in 2005, we have delivered 150,000 landscapes, making us one of the largest online shops selling paintings and wall hangings in Japan.

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In response to the feedback that "you can't really tell how a painting will look until you actually hang it up," we have created a system where you can return it free of charge if you try it out and decide it doesn't suit your room. Click here for more details .

Awarded the Monthly Excellent Shop 3 times

We have received the Monthly Excellent Shop award, which is given to the top 1% of stores on Rakuten Market, three times: in June and December 2020, and August 2022.