Japanese plum blossoms in moonlight (18th century) vintage ink and color on silk by Sō Shizan Asia Azimuthal Equidistant Projection – Ensures

Azimuthal Equidistant Projection – Ensures proportionally correct distances from the map’s centre point

800Published: 2019

🛠️ Laminated maps are carefully flattened and encapsulated in 80-micron gloss laminate

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Japanese plum blossoms in moonlight (18th century) vintage ink and color on silk by Sō Shizan Asia Azimuthal Equidistant Projection – EnsuresPlum Blossoms in Moonlight (18th century) S Shizan Moonlight on winter bloom. This refined Edo period painting sets plum blossoms (ume) against a quiet night skyspare branchwork, pale petals, and a softly glowing moon. Graceful, meditative, and unmistakably Japanese, it brings stillness and renewal to any room. Why it captivates Elegant minimalism few strokes, profound calm. Symbolic bloom ume as a sign of resilience and springs first light. Poetic