Hiroshige "Sudden Shower over Ohashi Bridge at Atake" -One Hundred Famous Views of Edo- Moon making it a treasured material

making it a treasured material for refined interiors

The solid wood lounge chair is constructed with orthogonal round bars

The composition

visually emphasizing the towering height of Mount Fuji

Roubaizu which is created by Fujiyoshi Brother‘s

Hiroshige "Sudden Shower over Ohashi Bridge at Atake" -One Hundred Famous Views of Edo- Moon making it a treasured materialSudden Shower over Ohashi Bridge at Atake is one of Hiroshige's late series, "Meisho Edo Hyakkei (One Hundred Famous Views of Edo)", which depicts various landscapes in and around Edo (present day Tokyo). It is known to have been copied by Van Gogh, a famous Impressionist painter. The Ohashi Bridge, which spanned from Hamacho in Nihonbashi to Fukagawa Rokumabori, was also called "Atake" because it housed the storehouse of the Ataketomaru, a ship used