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Mr. Marin Japanese Silkscreen Print V - Unframed on Paper in Blue/Red/White | 14.5 H x 11.5 W x 0.1 D in | Wayfair ORIG23-0797

Japan was one of the first Asian countries to create recognizable forms of screenprints. They first used stenciling techniques (such as the art of Katagami) to create imagery onto fabric using paper and mesh that was woven from human hair. These... more

Mr. Marin Japanese Silkscreen Print XII - Unframe on Paper in Blue/Red/White | 15.5 H x 11.5 W x 0.1 D in | Wayfair ORIG23-0804

Japan was one of the first Asian countries to create recognizable forms of screenprints. They first used stenciling techniques (such as the art of Katagami) to create imagery onto fabric using paper and mesh that was woven from human hair. These... more

Mr. Marin Japanese Silkscreen Print XIV - Unframed on Paper in Blue/Indigo/Red | 14.5 H x 11.5 W x 0.1 D in | Wayfair ORIG23-0806

Japan was one of the first Asian countries to create recognizable forms of screenprints. They first used stenciling techniques (such as the art of Katagami) to create imagery onto fabric using paper and mesh that was woven from human hair. These... more

Mr. Marin Japanese Silkscreen Print XVII - Unframed on Paper in Blue/Brown/Red | 14.5 H x 11.5 W x 0.1 D in | Wayfair ORIG23-0809

Japan was one of the first Asian countries to create recognizable forms of screenprints. They first used stenciling techniques (such as the art of Katagami) to create imagery onto fabric using paper and mesh that was woven from human hair. These... more

Mr. Marin Japanese Silkscreen Print XI - Unframed on Paper in Blue/Red/White | 14.5 H x 11.5 W x 0.1 D in | Wayfair ORIG23-0803

Japan was one of the first Asian countries to create recognizable forms of screenprints. They first used stenciling techniques (such as the art of Katagami) to create imagery onto fabric using paper and mesh that was woven from human hair. These... more