Art from 300 Years Ago.
Timeless Beauty Flowering on Your Wall.

" Have a flower in life. Fill the room with your favourites. "

Such is the idea that sophisticated Japanese Art of its timeless beauty.

Unique in design, sparkling in colour.
This flower look has always been attracting enthusiasts around the world.

Collectors from Japanese Emperor to Peter Drucker and
artists from van Gogh, Klimt, Monet to Debussy.
All hung their favourite Japanese Art in their rooms.

Based on the renowned painting by Master Artisan Ogata Korin,
this wall art revives traditional aesthetics
unique as the original yet beautiful than ever.

With sensations in design and colour. With delicacy in touch and nuance.
The most famous masterpiece of Japanese Art is brought into today, after centuries of history.

This is the art.

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About YAMADA HEIANDO:
We are Proud Purveyor of Lacquerware
to JAPANESE IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD.

• YAMADA HEIANDO is a Japanese lacquerware brand, with more than 90 years of history and traditions. Founded in 1919 in Tokyo, Japan, we have always been serving the finest lacquer items. The extensive lineup ranges from classic sets of tableware to jewelry boxes in luxury, with more than 400 items in total.

  Our customers include: the Japanese Emperor and his Imperial Family, Foreign Embassies of Japan, renowned shrines and temples for worship, major global enterprises, and, of course, private individuals throughout the world.

  In the hope that more people will feel the art of lacquerware, we use only the best materials for our best craftsmen to work in. Genuine URUSHI lacquer in red and black, sparkling MAKI-E gilding in gold, delicate RADEN inlays of mother-of-pearls. We hold pride in possessing such techniques of Japanese traditions, still as unique as they were centuries ago.

Based on Master Artisan Ogata Korin's
NATIONAL TREASURE PAINTING

The Painter the World Fell in Love with.

Over the course of Japanese painting history, OGATA KORIN is recognised as the everlasting grand master.

His unique structural sense attracted collectors, critics, and artists around the world, raising Art Nouveau in 19th Century Europe.

• Why This Wall Art is Popular
  Among Collectors
• Master Artisan Korin Ogata's timeless structural beauty, which marks flourishing of Japanese Art
• three-dimensional effect of traditional Japanese Art
• hand-painted nuance in genuine gold powders
• longer lasting & easier maintenance than paintings

• Famous Collectors & Artists Who Love Japanese Art
• Japanese Emperor
• Peter Drucker
• Donald Keene
• Joe Price
• Vincent van Gogh
• Edgar Degas
• Paul Gauguin
• Hikonobu Ise
• Gustav Klimt
• Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
• Edouard Manet
• Alphonse Mucha
• Claude Monet
• Claude Debussy

▲ original Red & White Plum Blossoms by Master Artisan Ogata Korin
Japanese National Treasure from 18th Century
gold leaf on folding screens © MOA Museum of Art

▲ reproduced UME Wall Art by YAMADA HEIANDO
top selling décor in Japan

1. How to Style Rooms :
2. Cast light
3. Arrange accent colours
4. Coordinate motifs

Room with My Favourites

▼ House tour for decorating ideas & inspirations

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Sparkles of Gold Leaf,
Appearing & Disappearing.

Ultra thin layers of gold leaves will emerge when light shines in the perfect angle.

Such delicate trick is what gives it three-dimensional effect of traditional Japanese Art.

◀ Roll over for the light effect.

URUSHI Lacquer Coating,
Highly Rare and 100% Ecological.

• URUSHI lacquer is a 100% ecological coating material made from sap of special trees (Rhus Verniciflua). One tree can produce 200ml sap at most in a lifetime, which makes it highly rare.

  The history goes back as far as 3.4 million years to the Stone Age, when URUSHI lacquer was used as an adhesive in Asia. With high resistance even to acid and alkali and a natural tendency to solidify at room temperature, the 100% ecological coating has developed suitable for daily use.

• It was the Japanese, however, that first recognised the beauty inherent in lacquerware.

  URUSHI lacquer trees may grow in other Asian countries, but Japanese ones are famous for containing the most amount of sparkling component (It is named in Japanese, Urushiol.). Our URUSHI lacquer has 65-70% of shining urushiol in comparison to others' 5-10%.

  The perfectly smooth surface, reflecting the light and sparkling vivid colours. We refined the coating technique to the level where it became nothing but art.

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Black
from Nature

The deep black colour is made by blending clear URUSHI lacquer with mineral-based pigments.