Traditional Japanese Tea House Gathering, Meiji era (1868-1913) Format:Medium (15x20")

Traditional Japanese Tea House Gathering, Meiji era (1868-1913) Format:Medium (15x20")Step into a Meiji era tea house where light, silence, and tradition convergean intimate glimpse into the timeless ritual of Japanese hospitality. Details Museum grade fine art reproduction of an original hand colored photograph from the Meiji period (18681912), Japan Captures an intimate gathering in a traditional Japanese tea house (chashitsu) Features three women in kimono seated around a tea service in a tatami room Ideal for collectors of Japanese

heritage-rich interior design settings

The subject's calm posture and steady gaze offer a moving human connection across time

Their clothing and posture speak to the continuity of highland tradition in the face of colonial change

the image draws the viewer into the narrow

One woman wears a work kimono and headscarf

Each figure holds a quiet dignity—some balancing heavy latex vessels atop their heads

Their textiles

it invites reflection and breathes tranquility into any setting

Set against a traditional tatami background

• Historic fine art reproduction of an 1890s studio portrait by Philipp Klier• Museum-quality archival paper and pigment ink

vintage photography

the image conveys strength