Enhance your beverage experience with our highly popular 16oz pint glasses featuring stunning original artwork. These long and transparent glasses add a unique touch to every sip, making them the perfect choice for various occasions, from housewarmings and casual gatherings to thoughtful gifts for friends and loved ones.
NB! This tumbler is made with a digital inkjet printing technique that transfers designs line by line. This means that faint horizontal lines might be visible on the final product.
.: One size: 16oz (0.473 l)
.: Material: clear glass
.: BPA free
.: Hand wash only
.: Durable construction
Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. "Drying and Stretching Cloth" is a woodblock print created by the renowned Japanese ukiyo-e artist Kitagawa Utamaro, dating to around 1797-1798. This artwork is a part of Utamaro's genre of bijin-ga, which is a subgenre of ukiyo-e art that focuses on the depiction of beautiful women in various daily life settings. In this particular print, we see a scene of women engaged in the traditional Japanese process of drying and stretching cloth, likely kimono fabric. The women are shown at work, tending to the textile, with great attention to detail and realism. The print captures the grace and elegance of these women as they go about their daily chores. "Drying and Stretching Cloth" not only serves as a snapshot of everyday life in Edo-period Japan but also highlights the artist's mastery in capturing the beauty and grace of women in various aspects of their daily routines. Utamaro's work is celebrated for its elegance, and this print is no exception, showcasing his talent as one of the great ukiyo-e artists of his time.
