Japanese Kasa Tangerine Pop

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By Amber Rose Olivier
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Dimensions (HxWxD):

141 × 101 × 1 cm

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Original digital illustration printed on HD Aluminum Di-Bond

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Limited Edition Print

Large
2019
Signed on Front
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Signed: Digital Signature with signed certificate of authenticity. Type of Art: Pop Art Edition: This piece is a limited edition of 5 made to order. Size Unframed: (w) 101 cm x (h) 141 cm x (d) 1 cm Price Unframed: 3900,00 GBP Size Framed: (w) 105 cm x (h) 146 cm x (d) 3 cm Price Framed: 4200,00 GBP About: An original digital illustration by Amber inspired by the Kasa an origin word connected to common terms like hat or umbrella. Kasa is often pronounced gasa if it is joined with another word. Note that rendaku causes kasa to change to gasa when it is preceded by another word specifying a type of hat: for example jingasa. Kasa shares its word history with the "umbrella" (which is also pronounced "kasa", but written 傘 in japanese). The mythology of Kasa dates back to Japanese story telling that old umbrellas known as Kasa-obake are mythical ghosts. Everything in this artwork is representational to the origins Kasa. Note the woman’s face is white like she has seen a ghost, perhaps it is the mythical Kasa-Obake. The woman herself is japanese and her hat is almost umbrella like in shape. The artist likes to add contemporary fashion elements so she has carefully designed a hat with a modern pattern textile to make this hat the focal point of the artwork as the entire piece draws simply on the orgins and meaning of Kasa. In addition to the hat, subtle balance is created by a simple and modest necklace to add depth and an element of fashion design that the artist craves to express on some level in her art and for her characters she creates. This is 1 of 3 colours in this first edition.

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