A pair of six-fold screens created by Ogata Kōrin, featuring vibrant red and white plum blossoms against a gold background. It represents the beauty of nature and is considered one of Japan's national treasures.
Rinpa School: An artistic movement founded by Ogata Kōrin that emphasized bold designs, decorative patterns, and vibrant colors.
National Treasures of Japan: Cultural properties designated as exceptionally important to Japan's heritage.
Screen Painting: Traditional Japanese art form where paintings are created on folding screens made of paper or silk.
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