Framed Three Wild Geese Hiroshige Print

✦ Why We Love It

渡り鳥よ / Watari-dori yo / O birds of passage

The Framed Three Wild Geese Hiroshige Print is a stunning reproduction of one of Utagawa Hiroshige's most evocative compositions — three wild geese descending across a luminous full moon. Crafted in Japan using the same traditional woodblock printing techniques as the original, each colour is applied layer by layer from hand-carved blocks, capturing the quiet drama of birds in flight against the night sky. Supplied with a high-gloss black frame and cream double mount, and a Japanese Certificate of Authenticity.

✦ A Little Piece of Japan

Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858) was one of the last great masters of ukiyo-e, the Japanese tradition of woodblock printing. His work is distinguished by its atmospheric use of light, season, and natural movement — birds, rain, snow, and mist rendered with extraordinary delicacy. The image of wild geese in flight (kari) is a classic motif in Japanese art and poetry, associated with autumn, transience, and the passage of time. Hiroshige returned to it throughout his career, each time finding a new stillness in the moment of flight.

At Tokyo Gallery, we believe you are not just buying a print. You are bringing home a piece of Japan’s artistic heritage — and a window into the world Hiroshige saw.

鳥は空へ / Tori wa sora e / The bird returns to the sky

✦ Perfect For

• Lovers of Japanese art and the ukiyo-e tradition
• Fans of Hiroshige and Edo-period printmaking
• A statement piece for a hallway, bedroom, or study
• A truly special gift for birthdays, housewarmings, or anniversaries

✦ Size & Details

• Handmade in Japan
• Frame size: 56cm x 31cm
• Image size: 37.5cm x 12cm
• Please allow 3–5 additional days for delivery of all framed prints

At Tokyo Gallery, we believe in quality — and every piece is chosen with care.

✦ Order Today

Three geese, one moon, one perfect moment. Order your Framed Three Wild Geese Hiroshige Print today — a piece of Edo-period Japan, framed for your home.