Animals in Japanese Art is a beautiful collection of 50 postcards featuring animals as seen by the Japanese masters — from delicate ink paintings to bold ukiyo-e prints.
The set includes works by artists such as Itō Jakuchū, known for his vivid and almost surreal depictions of birds and sea creatures, and Utagawa Hiroshige, whose owls, foxes, cats, and festival scenes appear throughout the series, as well as dynamic and imaginative prints by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, including his expressive animal compositions.

From playful rabbits and expressive tigers to octopuses, fox spirits, and quiet birds under the moon, the selection moves between humor, symbolism, and careful observation of nature

Perfect for sending, collecting, decorating a wall, or keeping as a small archive of Japanese art. A simple, striking set for anyone drawn to animals, nature, and the elegance of Japanese painting and printmaking.

• Standard postcard format: 4" x 6"
• Blank reverse side for writing or display