HomeStore

Plate 38 by Ogino Issui Art Print

Product image 1
1 / 11
+6

Plate 38 by Ogino Issui Art Print

Unlike most botanical art, this doesn't wait for approval. The leaves are almost black, the berries are a single confident red, and the navy ribbon cuts across the page like a brushstroke that knew exactly where to land.

Put it up and the room slows down. The cream ground sits back against off-white walls, the dark shapes hold their own without crowding, and the small red dots stop the eye in the right places.

It belongs in studies, reading corners, bedrooms and quiet hallways. Hang it at eye level above a low console, a writing desk, or beside a doorway where you actually pause.

Pair it with pale oak, paper shades, linen, and unfussy stoneware. One small ceramic vase nearby is enough.

Don't try to surround it with bold florals or anything glossy — it wants room to breathe. Printed on premium fine-art paper.

Unlike most botanical art, this doesn't wait for approval. The leaves are almost black, the berries are a single confident red, and the navy ribbon cuts across the page like a brushstroke that knew exactly where to land.

Put it up and the room slows down. The cream ground sits back against off-white walls, the dark shapes hold their own without crowding, and the small red dots stop the eye in the right places.

It belongs in studies, reading corners, bedrooms and quiet hallways. Hang it at eye level above a low console, a writing desk, or beside a doorway where you actually pause.

Pair it with pale oak, paper shades, linen, and unfussy stoneware. One small ceramic vase nearby is enough.

Don't try to surround it with bold florals or anything glossy — it wants room to breathe. Printed on premium fine-art paper.

Select Size
Select Color
From $6.98

Original: $19.95

-65%
Plate 38 by Ogino Issui Art Print

$19.95

$6.98

Description

Unlike most botanical art, this doesn't wait for approval. The leaves are almost black, the berries are a single confident red, and the navy ribbon cuts across the page like a brushstroke that knew exactly where to land.

Put it up and the room slows down. The cream ground sits back against off-white walls, the dark shapes hold their own without crowding, and the small red dots stop the eye in the right places.

It belongs in studies, reading corners, bedrooms and quiet hallways. Hang it at eye level above a low console, a writing desk, or beside a doorway where you actually pause.

Pair it with pale oak, paper shades, linen, and unfussy stoneware. One small ceramic vase nearby is enough.

Don't try to surround it with bold florals or anything glossy — it wants room to breathe. Printed on premium fine-art paper.