Sisters Under The Sanjo Bridge- Japanese ladies in kimono having tea, wall art

This painting come from my series titled “Tribute to Toshiye” which explores my love of the Japanese cultural traditions instilled in me by my grandmother growing up in Canada. Friends and families used to gather for picnics in the shade on low platforms under the Sanjo Bridge over the Kamo River in old Kyoto. This under-the-bridge dining tradition is prohibited in present day Japan. The Kanji on the lanterns are “Big Sister” and “Kizuna” which means “bond” the latter which was created and announced by the Japan Kanji Association in December 2011, after the big quake. -Free shipping within the US and Canada and please allow 14 business days for delivery. Global distribution is available on a special request basis, please email us for a custom shipping quote. Make your walls happy, choose your size and have fun. My fine art acrylic reproductions are printed on canvas, wrapped on 1 1/4 inch stretcher bars and arrive to your home ready to hang. Prices include free shipping with