Japanese woman smoking a pipe, Meiji era (1868–1912)

Japanese woman smoking a pipe, Meiji era (1868–1912)A serene and intimate portrait from Meiji era Japan, this hand colored photograph captures a quiet moment of reflection. Meticulously reproduced, it brings timeless beauty and cultural richness into any space. Details: Museum quality fine art print on premium archival paper Faithful reproduction of an original Meiji era (18681912) hand colored photograph A genuine piece of visual history Available in multiple sizes to suit your space About the

A serene and intimate portrait from Meiji-era Japan, this hand-colored photograph captures a quiet moment of reflection. Meticulously reproduced, it brings timeless beauty and cultural richness into any space.

Details:

•Museum-quality fine art print on premium archival paper

•Faithful reproduction of an original Meiji-era (1868–1912) hand-colored photograph

•A genuine piece of visual history

•Available in multiple sizes to suit your space

About the Artwork:
This reproduction originates from the Meiji period (1868–1912), when photography in Japan flourished through hand-tinting — a delicate process where pigments were brushed directly onto black-and-white photos. The subject, a reclining woman in a green kimono with a kiseru pipe, embodies both quiet elegance and historical charm. Set against a traditional tatami background, this image offers a rare window into everyday life in 19th-century Japan.