Hokusai Japanese Big Wave Ceramic Flat Tealight Candleholder 4W attic as is no returns

**ONLY 1 LEFT, no damage, does not come in original packaging, had been showroom sample, NO RETURNS**

Ceramic tea light candle holder with Hokusai's The Great Wave painting from 1832 (36 views of Mt Fuji #1). The ocean lake water painting with big cresting wave appears on the flat top round area with the included tealight candle in the center. The round candle holder rests attached on a circular riser.

• Measures: 4 3/8 in L x 4 3/8 in W x 1 3/8 in H.
• Weighs 7 oz.
• Part of the Parastone Museum Gift Collection. TP05HOK
• Four-color printing of a masterpiece painting.
• Comes with a color description card.

Hokusai belongs to the best known, most innovative, and, with 30,000 designs, the most productive ukyio-e artists. At a young age he learned the basics of wood black cutting. At the age of 19 he got a job at the renowned Katsukawa Shunsko studios. After 13 years the determined Hokusai left the studios following an argument. Traveling about restlessly, he changed his artist name many times. Around forty years of age he eventually called himself Hokusai. Not until he was in his sixties, did he make his most famous works.