Japanese Scallop Wave Pattern with Maple Leaves 1901 – Korin Furuya

Designed in 1901, this decorative composition by Korin Furuya presents layered scallop wave patterns accented by drifting maple leaves. Soft pink and golden arcs create rhythmic repetition against a neutral backdrop, while green foliage adds organic contrast. The design blends traditional seigaiha wave symbolism with seasonal autumn references, reflecting the refined aesthetics of the Meiji period. Subtle shading and delicate linework enhance depth while maintaining balance. This Japanese woodblock print offers timeless elegance rooted in textile inspired pattern artistry.
Features:
Authentic 1901 Bijutsukai decorative pattern
Traditional Japanese scallop wave motif
Autumn maple leaf accents
Soft pink and gold repeating arcs
Meiji era textile inspired composition
Museum quality archival reproduction
Fade resistant high resolution printing
Balanced geometric and organic elements
Lightweight ready to frame display
Available in 8 x 12 inches and 20 x 30 inches