Tamaya Tamaya

"Tamaya Tamaya" by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861) is a lively and humorous ukiyo-e print that reflects the artist’s playful imagination. Here, goldfish are anthropomorphized, taking on human gestures as they gather around, with a cheeky nod to Edo-period street festivities.

Kuniyoshi, renowned for his dynamic storytelling and whimsical parodies, often infused humor into his work. This print captures that spirit, transforming everyday life into a fantastical scene. With its vivid reds and blues, it brings a cheerful and quirky accent to interiors, ideal for eclectic or art-focused spaces seeking a touch of Japanese wit.

Printed on 290gsm Bamboo Fine Art paper with a warm, natural white color and gentle hand-feel surface.