The silhouette of a geiko caught in a suspended moment: the flowing line of the kimono, the bare nape, a parasol barely sketched, all bathed in soft tones that echo old woodblock prints and their weathered paper. The illustration leans into reverie and invites you to travel toward a dreamed, mysterious, almost unreal Japan, where beauty is cultivated in silence. You sense more than you see, and that is the whole strength of the woodblock print: suggesting a presence, a season, a mood in just a few strokes.

Designed as a frameable print, it extends our exploration of Asian art and the ukiyo-e movement, waiting to be browsed in the Japanese Prints collection. It settles happily into a calm bedroom, a reading nook or a room with a zen spirit, where it spreads a quiet serenity and a touch of poetry from a distant elsewhere. Its softened palette works as well against a light wall as a deep shade, and marries effortlessly with wood and paper.

• 16 sizes in the catalogue, from a pocket 13×18 cm up to A0
• Available as a bare poster or framed in black, white, light wood or dark wood
• Made to order on fine paper with long-lasting inks
• Shipping is on us

A delicately chosen gift for anyone who collects Asian-inspired pieces and happily lets their mind drift far away, somewhere between two pages of a travel journal.