Rare Oarfish Reproduction
Gyotaku reproduction of a rare Oarfish that washed up in San Diego in 2024. This has been reduced to 60” x 14”. The original measures around 13’ - 14’ long. If you would like the Oarfish print at a different size, please let me know and I will quote you a price.
Each piece is printed onto a special unryu shoji paper that is very strong and absolutely beautiful and then hand stamped with my name seals.
Shadowbox Frames
The art is float mounted inside a charcoal colored, Italian corkwood veneer, shadowbox frame. This is our preferred way of framing an original or a reproduction gyotaku piece. The piece is showcased as if it were an artifact or a fossil. Formal and classical in appearance.
Art Panel Wraps
A more pocketbook friendly way of presenting any of our originals or reproduction prints on washi paper, is by having us wrap and mount the artwork onto a birchwood panel with an accent of brocaded silk. We adhere a sheet of acid-free, archival paper between the panel and the artwork, while the art itself is wrapped on so that it "floats" freely above the panel. This is done to give the artwork a much more natural appearance.
Silk Scrolls
A different method in displaying our work is the wall scroll. Crafted using beautifully brocaded silk and traditional techniques. This option is only available for originals and reproduction prints on washi paper.
If you like one of my images but prefer it in a different size, simply inquire and I will do my best to cater to your wishes. Anything is possible up to 70 inches, as well as printing on different materials such as canvas or even Japanese washi paper.
Framing take 1-3 weeks to complete. Customers outside of the US will be given price quotes for shipping after sale.
Please don't hesitate in contacting me regarding this print or other specimens that you may be looking for here.
Gyotaku reproduction of a rare Oarfish that washed up in San Diego in 2024. This has been reduced to 60” x 14”. The original measures around 13’ - 14’ long. If you would like the Oarfish print at a different size, please let me know and I will quote you a price.
Each piece is printed onto a special unryu shoji paper that is very strong and absolutely beautiful and then hand stamped with my name seals.
Shadowbox Frames
The art is float mounted inside a charcoal colored, Italian corkwood veneer, shadowbox frame. This is our preferred way of framing an original or a reproduction gyotaku piece. The piece is showcased as if it were an artifact or a fossil. Formal and classical in appearance.
Art Panel Wraps
A more pocketbook friendly way of presenting any of our originals or reproduction prints on washi paper, is by having us wrap and mount the artwork onto a birchwood panel with an accent of brocaded silk. We adhere a sheet of acid-free, archival paper between the panel and the artwork, while the art itself is wrapped on so that it "floats" freely above the panel. This is done to give the artwork a much more natural appearance.
Silk Scrolls
A different method in displaying our work is the wall scroll. Crafted using beautifully brocaded silk and traditional techniques. This option is only available for originals and reproduction prints on washi paper.
If you like one of my images but prefer it in a different size, simply inquire and I will do my best to cater to your wishes. Anything is possible up to 70 inches, as well as printing on different materials such as canvas or even Japanese washi paper.
Framing take 1-3 weeks to complete. Customers outside of the US will be given price quotes for shipping after sale.
Please don't hesitate in contacting me regarding this print or other specimens that you may be looking for here.
Gyotaku reproduction of a rare Oarfish that washed up in San Diego in 2024. This has been reduced to 60” x 14”. The original measures around 13’ - 14’ long. If you would like the Oarfish print at a different size, please let me know and I will quote you a price.
Each piece is printed onto a special unryu shoji paper that is very strong and absolutely beautiful and then hand stamped with my name seals.
Shadowbox Frames
The art is float mounted inside a charcoal colored, Italian corkwood veneer, shadowbox frame. This is our preferred way of framing an original or a reproduction gyotaku piece. The piece is showcased as if it were an artifact or a fossil. Formal and classical in appearance.
Art Panel Wraps
A more pocketbook friendly way of presenting any of our originals or reproduction prints on washi paper, is by having us wrap and mount the artwork onto a birchwood panel with an accent of brocaded silk. We adhere a sheet of acid-free, archival paper between the panel and the artwork, while the art itself is wrapped on so that it "floats" freely above the panel. This is done to give the artwork a much more natural appearance.
Silk Scrolls
A different method in displaying our work is the wall scroll. Crafted using beautifully brocaded silk and traditional techniques. This option is only available for originals and reproduction prints on washi paper.
If you like one of my images but prefer it in a different size, simply inquire and I will do my best to cater to your wishes. Anything is possible up to 70 inches, as well as printing on different materials such as canvas or even Japanese washi paper.
Framing take 1-3 weeks to complete. Customers outside of the US will be given price quotes for shipping after sale.
Please don't hesitate in contacting me regarding this print or other specimens that you may be looking for here.
