Japanese wisteria J335 by artist Ksavera - metallic diptych, original japanese style paintings This painting was presented at my Solo Exhibition "Japanese seasons" 2024, Germany VIDEO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0-B7eFpulY&t=82s This gold diptych features the delicate Japanese wisteria blossom, japanese birds, gold sun and a Haiku poem. Painted with top-quality acrylics on stretched gold canvas, it's an eye-catching piece for walls, with changing metallic effects depending on the lighting. Professional painter Ksavera - independent german artist, creating large colorful works. Mom of 3 children. Ksavera is a collected artist and her paintings appear in museums, corporate and private collections around the world. 100x70x2cm- Set of 2 canvases each (50x70x2cm) - Glossy lack, Acrylic on stretched canvas. READY to SHIP & READY to HANG with a hook set. Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity, stamp, label. Painting is signed on the front and back. Shipping with tracking number via DHL. Shipping time to Europa ~ 1-2 Weeks, DE - 2 days. Top quality acrylic paint on stretched canvas on wooden chassis . The sides are painted in relevant colour, so there is no need for an additional frame. Varnish. Depending on different lights while taking pictures from the painting, the multileyers metallic effects may create a very interesting and changing look of the artwork. ........... Weary from travel, borrowing lodging for the night, wisteria blooms. 草臥れて　宿借る頃や　藤の花 kutabirrete / yado karu koro ja / fudzi-no hana 芭蕉松尾, Matsuo Bashō (1644—1694) ......... Seasonal Imagery in Japanese Art Momoyama Period (1573–1615) The art of this period was characterized by a robust, opulent , and dynamic style, with gold or silver lavishly applied to architecture, furnishings, paintings, and garments. ------- Ksavera is a talented painter, independent artist and architectural designer from Germany, as well as a mother of three children. Her large and colorful artworks are contemporary yet timeless, blending abstract textures and fine Japanese influences. Ksavera draws inspiration from her unique perspective on life and the world around her, including the rivers, forests, fields, and old fachwerk towns of Baden-Württemberg. Her original paintings on canvas have been collected by both corporate and private collections around the world since 1997, making her a highly sought-after artist. If you're searching for captivating and emotionally engaging art, Ksavera's original paintings and prints are an excellent choice.