The Shika Teahouse by Utagawa Toyokuni shows a serene scene with several women in traditional Japanese kimonos. The woman on the left wears a light brown kimono with a white floral pattern and an orange obi. The kneeling woman in the foreground wears a black kimono with a small white floral pattern and an orange undergarment. The woman on the right wears a pink and white checkered kimono. They are standing on a green floor. A white box and an orange cloth are on the floor. In the background, there are trees, a building with a tiled roof, and several people. A tall fence made of wood is on the right side. A vertical sign with Japanese characters is on the left side.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 600 × 900 px
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