Kuniyoshi Goldfish Ukiyo-e Print, Tamaya Kingyo Zukushi, Cute Japanese Animal Art, Kawaii Wall Decor, Digital Download

WHAT YOU RECEIVE
- 1 high-resolution JPG file
- 2186 x 3000 pixels
- Original museum aspect ratio
- Instant digital download
- Personal-use license

RECOMMENDED PRINT SIZES
- A4
- 8 x 10 inches
Larger printing may require professional resizing.

This is a digital product. No physical item or frame will be shipped.

ABOUT THE ARTWORK
A goldfish street vendor calls 'Tamaya, tamaya!' - but every character is a goldfish. Utagawa Kuniyoshi's 'Kingyo Zukushi' (A Collection of Goldfish, c. 1839) turned everyday Edo street life into an underwater comedy, centuries before anime. These prints are among the most beloved 'cute' works in all of ukiyo-e - rare, playful, and instantly charming in a child's room or kitchen.

MUSEUM SOURCE
Source: ColBase (https://colbase.nich.go.jp/), National Institutes for Cultural Heritage, Japan. An authentic scan of the original Edo-period impression. Curated by Yohaku Editions, based in Japan.

HOW TO PRINT
Print at home on photo paper, order online (any poster printing service), or bring the file to a local print shop. For best color, choose "matte" paper - it is closest to the original artwork surface.