Asian and Pacific Art
Dramatic wall art for your home. Select from striking island
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| Kimono Watercolor Paintings
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Ginger Jar Prints
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| The intricate patterns of Japanese kimonos offered inspiration for
these bright panels, each painted by hand in watercolor on rice paper
and gold leaf. One depicts Japanese mon, or family crests, while the
other borrows details from seasonal motifs often seen on kimonos.
Handsomely matted with a narrow golden fillet, they are protected under
glass in hand gilded faux-bamboo frames of elm wood. |
Bring vibrant color to a neutral wall with these images of porcelain
jars against a black background. Generously proportioned and a great
value, the richly patterned prints are double matted in simple black
wooden frames. |
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| Cherry Blossom Screen
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Good Wishes Plaques
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| Hand painted with extraordinary delicacy, late-winter cherry blossoms
are a testament to perseverance. Our screen captures their beauty on
rice paper with gold leaf, bordered with champagne silk brocade and set
in a black-lacquered hardwood frame. Horizontally proportioned, the
double-panel screen makes an elegant focal point over a sofa or buffet |
Celebrate life’s most treasured gifts – happiness, longevity,
prosperity and joy – limned in Chinese characters with a graceful, fluid
quality. Each is sand cast in brass and finished with a bronze patina. |
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| Asian Door Panels
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Cranes & Bamboo By The River Screen
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| Traditional wooden door panels lacquered in red with a patina of
burnished gold create an architectural accent that distinguishes any
wall. The hand hewn edges and rustic hammered hardware add to their
sense of history. |
Two-panel screen is a tranquil portrait of enduring strength and
character. It combines two traditional Chinese symbols of longevity,
elegant cranes and sturdy bamboo, with a stream representing the flow of
time. Hand painted on rice paper and gold leaf, bordered in champagne
silk brocade in a black wooden frame |
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| Pamela Daltons Year of the Tiger Parade
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Japanese Footbridge Framed Art
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Oriental Iris Framed Art
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| Reviving the early 19th-century art of scherenschnitte, or paper
cutting, Pamela Dalton’s festive parade characters celebrate the Lunar
New Year. She draws each freehand, then delicately cuts it from a single
piece of paper. Mounted under glass in an antique-gold wooden frame,
each is signed by the artist |
Japanese Footbridge Framed Art, by Brushstrokes, is a Monet classic.
The little pond and Japanese-style bridge of Giverny demonstrate Monet's
expressive colors, texture, and dimension |
The intricate details are dramatically set off by Japanese
calligraphy. Artist Chloe expertly uses colors and textures to give her
work an almost three-dimensional quality |
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Metaverse Wall Art, Thai Spice I |
Metaverse Framed Art, Orchid Nine Patch |
Metaverse Wall Art, Thai Spice II |
| Spice up your space with a taste of Thailand. Bright orange lotus
blossoms and stenciled florals in white and chartreuse compete for the
spotlight on a wrapped canvas ground |
Ode to orchids. Nine floral prints mix petals, stems and leaves in a
contemporary garden grid. Rich orange, soft cream and smoky blue refresh
nature-friendly decor |
Spice up your space with a taste of Thailand. Bright orange lotus
blossoms and stenciled florals in chartreuse, white and gray compete for
the spotlight on a wrapped canvas ground |
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| Pine Tree & Plum Blossom Screen
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Golden Peacock Screen
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| Panoramic two-panel screen depicts traditional Asian symbols of
longevity: the pine tree for tenacity; plum blossoms for renewal. The
soothing beauty of a stream unites them. This commanding image, painted
in watercolor on rice paper with accents of gold leaf, fills the screen,
framed in black wood. |
In one of the sutras or scriptures, the Buddha was born as a golden
peacock who sunned himself atop the Himalayas. Our hand-painted
watercolor screen honors the beauty of the legendary bird, its glorious
plumage enhanced by a gold-leaf background |
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| Red Blossom Six-Panel Screen
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Hand-painted Japanese Maple Screen
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| According to Japanese tradition, a blossoming tree represents the
transient nature of life. Our six-panel screen is hand painted in
watercolor over rich gold leaf using the time-honored techniques of the
past |
Hand painted in muted watercolors and framed in traditional style
with peach-toned brocade and black-lacquered wood. |
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| Hand-painted Maharaja Watercolors
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Orange Flowering Tree Screen
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Hand-painted Chrysanthemum Screen
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| Expertly water colored by hand, these portraits re-create two
classic, enchanting images. Designed to hang as a pair, they celebrate
the romance of an 18th-century Indian nobleman and his consort, who
court one another in royal fashion. Gold-leafed frames and gold-filleted
ivory mats accent the spice-colored palette |
A tree in full flower traces this three-panel screen with exuberant
color and symbolizes good fortune to come. The image is hand painted on
lustrous, antiqued gold leaf, then framed in black painted hardwood |
Emblems of long life, chrysanthemums give this screen timeless
style. The simple and striking array is hand painted in watercolor over
lustrous gold leaf. Framed in traditional style with pale gold brocade
and black-lacquered wood. |
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| Hand
Painted Four Seasons Screen
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Horses and Grooms Screen
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Hand-painted Exotic Bird Watercolors
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| Summery blue irises, autumn chrysanthemums, snowy peonies and
spring's cherry blossoms herald the seasons on our four-panel screen.
The Japanese-inspired design is hand painted in watercolor on gold leaf,
bordered with brocade and framed in black lacquered wood |
Inspired by a 16th-century image, a tableau of six horses and their
grooms is painted entirely by hand in watercolor on rice paper. Each
horse is rendered with unique personality, reflecting power and prestige |
This quartet of hand-painted watercolors faithfully re-creates
Chinese artwork. In pairs or as a group, they make a colorful and
historic showpiece for the home, just as the prized originals did in
18th-century Europe. Gold-filleted ivory mats and gold-leafed wood
frames add an opulent flourish to the brilliant plumage |
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| Pair of Cranes Screen
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Kimono with Fan Screen
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Two Kimonos Screen
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| Symbolizing honor and loyalty, a pair of cranes is set against a
soft, shimmering rice-paper back-ground patterned after gold-leaf
squares. Intricately painted by hand across two panels joined with
hinges and framed with black painted wood |
An elaborately patterned kimono stands tall against a gold-leafed
rice paper background. With a reverence for the past, this Japanese
screen is handmade and hand painted by master craftsmen and by artists in
Kyoto, the center for this venerable art form |
Symbolizing centuries of tradition and culture, the kimono serves as
inspiration for contemporary Japanese masters of screen painting. This
richly colored rendition of the iconic garment is hand painted on a
two-panel screen covered with gold-leafed rice paper |
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| Ancestral Portrait
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Tradeship Watercolors
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| Based on an ancestral portrait found in a market in Southeast Asia.
This captivating unknown subject's regal bearing and the modern style
expressed in the centuries-old image, have been reproduced on stretched
canvas |
The early 19th century saw the launch of international sea trade
with China, and with it, a new genre of art celebrating the ships that
sailed into the harbors of Hong Kong and Canton. Hand-painted
watercolors reproduce four of those illustrations in rich detail and
character - the pride of the captains for whom they were originally
painted |
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| Japanese Fan Screen
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Warriors by the Sea
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Zodiac Paintings
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| An iconic Japanese image for 1,300 years, the folding fan reached
its artistic pinnacle in the 18th century. Hand painted in the glorious
color and ornament of the time, these watercolor fans evoke the
sophistication and tradition of Japan on our cloud-strewn screen |
An ancient Japanese battle scene dramatically plays out in vivid
detail across six panels. Armed soldiers on horseback stand at the brink
of a rolling river, facing a ship in the distance. Hand painted in
watercolor on gold-leafed paper. |
According to Buddhist tradition, one of 12 animals presides over
each lunar year - 2009 is the Year of the Ox. It is believed that we
share some of the same personality traits with the animal of our birth
year. These wood-framed paintings feature each of the celebrated
animals: Ox, Tiger, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Rabbit,
Goat, Pig and Rat |
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| Twilight Trysts Framed Art
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Elation Framed Art
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| This museum quality Twilight Trysts Framed Art, by Brushstrokes, is
a color-drenched street scene full of expression. Israeli artist Michael
Rosenvain is known for his street scene paintings and his classic
imagery |
Elation Framed Art, by Brushstrokes, illustrates one of artist
Onyeka Ibe's many nudes, which he described as "beauty in its purest
form." This colorful abstract framed painting is just as impressive as
the original |
With an artist's eye and an entomologist's love of nature,
Christopher Marley transforms exotic specimens into magnificent color studies
that no painter could re-create. Christopher Marley travels to tropical regions
around the globe in search of unique specimens for his creations
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| Christopher Marley Delias Mosaic
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Christopher Marley Butterflies
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| Christopher Marley travels to tropical regions around the globe in
search of exotic specimens for his creations. The Brookes Birdwing is a
colorful resident of the Malaysian rainforest. This authentic specimen
was raised and harvested after its natural lifespan in a captive
breeding program initiated by the Papua New Guinea government to protect
rainforest inhabitants. |
With an artist's eye and an entomologist's love of nature,
Christopher Marley transforms butterflies from Africa and South America
into magnificent color studies that no painter could re-create. The
assemblage of brilliant yellow solars and the iridescent blue
swallowtail are mounted on archival mats inside museum-quality
shadowboxes |
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| Christopher Marley Brookes Birdwing
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Christopher Marley Butterflies
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| Christopher Marley travels to tropical regions around the globe in
search of exotic specimens for his creations. The Brookes Birdwing is a
colorful resident of the Malaysian rainforest. This authentic specimen
was raised and harvested after its natural lifespan in a captive
breeding program initiated by the Papua New Guinea government to protect
rainforest inhabitants |
With an artist's eye and an entomologist's love of nature,
Christopher Marley transforms butterflies from Africa and South America
into magnificent color studies that no painter could re-create. The
assemblage of brilliant yellow solars and the iridescent blue
swallowtail are mounted on archival mats inside museum-quality
shadowboxes |
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| Nautilus
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Gilded Starshells
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| Signed, labeled, and mounted on museum-quality, acid-free board,
then framed in anodized aluminum and hermetically sealed glass |
Signed, labeled, and mounted on museum-quality, acid-free board,
then framed in anodized aluminum and hermetically sealed glass |
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| Christopher Marley Damselfly Trio
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Christopher Marley Xantha Duo
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| The intense color and black frame create a simple but formal
presentation with these lithe damselflies from Indonesia. The authentic
damselfly specimens used in this piece were harvested after their
natural lifespan |
This duo features the sumptuous cool mint and deep chocolate brown
colors of the Forest Queen butterflies. The authentic butterfly
specimens used in this piece were harvested after their natural lifespan |
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