A Japanese Cafe

A Japanese Cafe

In this delightful pen, ink, and watercolor painting, the viewer is invited to step into the cozy embrace of a charming Japanese cafe nestled within the confines of an old wooden building. The weathered facade, with its neutral grey and brown hues, exudes a sense of timeless charm and rustic elegance. Yet, amidst the subdued tones of the structure, a vibrant splash of color catches the eye - a bright blue wall that adds a playful pop of contrast and whimsy to the scene.

As sunlight filters through the canopy of trees overhead, it casts a warm, inviting glow upon the cafe, inviting passersby to step inside and partake in the warmth and hospitality within. The name signage of the cafe, weathered by years of exposure to the elements, adds to the sense of authenticity and character, speaking to the rich history and heritage of the establishment.

With its blend of intricate pen details and expressive watercolor washes, the painting captures the quaint allure and quiet beauty of a traditional Japanese cafe, where moments of serenity and connection await amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether savoring a cup of tea or simply enjoying the ambiance, the viewer is transported to a place of comfort and contentment, where the simple pleasures of life can be savored and enjoyed to the fullest.

Paper Size

9" X 12"

Material

- Stillman and Birn Nova beige-toned paper

- Pen, ink and watercolor

Uniqueness guarantee

This product is one of a kind and there are no duplicates of this painting. 

Framing options

This painting is available in a fiberglass 1" frame with clear glass. You may choose to have a 0.5" mount.

     Frame color options: Black / White / Brown

     Mount color options: Black / White / Brown / Grey

Please convey your choice of the mount and frame after you place the order by email at shirish@huesandtones.net

Disclaimer

The painting is done on a paper/canvas, while you are watching it on a backlit screen. Due to the inherent differences between these two media, the actual colors may differ slightly (but not too much) from the picture displayed here.

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