




Garden Pavilion
Garden Pavilion
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About the piece
About the piece
"Garden Pavilion" by Yamamoto Shoun, created in 1907, captures a serene Japanese woman sipping tea, adorned in a purple kimono. This traditional woodblock print, emblematic of the Shin-Hanga and Ukiyo-E styles, features delicate details against a soft beige and black background. The poster is perfect for those appreciating Japanese art, showcasing timeless elegance and cultural beauty.
Product info
Product info
Printing
8 colour giclée print process on high-quality 230gsm archival matte paper. All our paper is FSC Certified and prints come with a lifetime fade-resistance guarantee.
Framing
Solid wood frames available in black stained or natural finishes, with UV resistant acrylic glass. Framed orders arrive pre-installed with your choice of print, ready to hang. Available in all print sizes.
Packaging
All orders are securely packed in recyclable, eco-friendly solutions. Frames are protected with sustainable bubble wrap alternatives inside thick boxes. Print only orders are shipped in heavy-duty cardboard tubes or protective hard-backed envelopes.
SKU: YAM-SHO-020
Shipping & returns
Shipping & returns
Every product is printed and framed to order, then shipped within 1 business day. We offer free standard delivery (3-5 working days) on orders over £50. Express shipping (1-2 working days) is also available at checkout.
If you’re not satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 30 days of receipt, provided it remains unused and in its original condition.









Art made to last
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1 Solid wood frame
Sustainably sourced pine frames, manufactured in the UK. Available in natural or black stained finish.
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2 Premium acrylic glass
High quality lightweight glaze, for safer transportation and a lighter load on your walls.
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3 Museum quality print
8 colour gicleé print process on FSC-certified 200gsm archival matte paper, with lifetime fade-resistance guaranteed.
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4 MDF backing board
Rigid board to seal your print in place & stiffen the frame, with fixings attached, ready to hang.

About the artist

Yamamoto Shoun
1870—1965
Yamamoto Shoun was a Japanese artist renowned for his contributions to woodblock printing, painting, and illustration. Born in Kōchi Prefecture, he trained in traditional Kanō and Nanga painting styles before moving to Tokyo, where he worked as an illustrator for Fugoku gaho, a pictorial magazine. Shōun is celebrated for his bijin-ga (portraits of beautiful women) and humorous shikishiban prints, which serve as a bridge between the ukiyo-e and shin-hanga movements. His works are distinguished by their delicate lines, subtle colours, and the graceful depiction of everyday life, reflecting a blend of traditional and modern Japanese aesthetics
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