Hiroshige 3D Ukiyo-e Puzzle 1014 Piece, Japanese Edo Art | Kawasaki _The Rokugō Ferry

Experience the peaceful rhythm of travel in old Japan through this reimagined Hiroshige-inspired river scene from the Tokaido route.

Featuring travelers crossing calm waters by wooden boats, this artwork transforms traditional ukiyo-e aesthetics into a layered 3D paper-cut style composition with soft textures and sculptural depth.

The quiet movement of the river, gentle colors, and balanced composition create a tranquil atmosphere inspired by Edo-period journeys through Japan.

🔹 Artwork Information

• Title: Kawasaki – “The Rokugō Ferry” Tōkaidō Fifty-three Stations by Utagawa Hiroshige (1833)
• Series: Eight Views of Ōmi (近江八景)
• Artist: Utagawa Hiroshige
• Date: 1834–1835
• Style: Ukiyo-e, Edo Period Landscape

🔹 Puzzle Features

• Sizes: 1014 pcs
• Durable chipboard with a glossy laminated finish
• High-resolution print preserving traditional pigment tones
• Includes reference sheet — also suitable for framing!

🎁 A Perfect Gift For

✔ Ukiyo-e collectors

✔ Japanese culture lovers

✔ Meditation & relaxing pastime enthusiasts

✔ Home art display after completion

Relax into a golden evening over Lake Biwa — assemble a masterpiece that captures the quiet poetry of old Japan.

Add your custom artwork on this puzzle and help adults and kids alike spend quality time over a game they'll love. Each puzzle comes in a glossy finish and is available in both vertical and horizontal orientations to best fit your photos and art. Your ideas are printed and laminated on sturdy chipboard backing while each pack includes a reference print to easily put the puzzle together.

.: Material: 100% chipboard

.: 1014 piece options

.: Available in vertical or horizontal orientation

.: Glossy laminated finish

EU representative: Jigsaw Japan, m5@m03.biz, Nishinomiya, Ikeda, 12-33-1006, Nishinomiya, JP-28, 6620911, JP

Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC

Care instructions: Wipe the dirt or dust off gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.