Film Director Hoji Frog Greeting Card
Matsumoto Hoji, a Japanese illustrator of the late 18th century, created frog prints from the Meika Gafu album. His frog prints are known for their minimalist composition, classic ukiyo-e style, and charming subjects. The prints draw on the folkloric symbolism of the frog in Japan, where it represents good luck and prosperity.
Text on the reverse side:
 A contemporary film director adaptation of a Japanese woodblock print from 1814. The Japanese word for frog is “kaeru”, which can also mean “to return”. The frog is considered to bring good luck, representing good things returning.
- A6 size (148mm x 105mm)
- Luxury pearlescent eco-certified paper
- Trivia fact on the reverse
- Biodegradable cello bag
About Ezen Trade
Ezen Trade supplies high-end greeting cards, art prints, and bookmarks to department stores, museums, bookstores, and retailers worldwide. Produced using shimmering pearlescent eco-friendly board in its London studio and hand-packaged in corn starch biodegradable packaging, the company provides products to Harrods, the British Museum, and numerous independent retailers. Ezen Trade’s extensive stockist list serves as a testament to the quality of its products and the top-level service it promises.
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Film Director Hoji Frog Greeting Card
Matsumoto Hoji, a Japanese illustrator of the late 18th century, created frog prints from the Meika Gafu album. His frog prints are known for their minimalist composition, classic ukiyo-e style, and charming subjects. The prints draw on the folkloric symbolism of the frog in Japan, where it represents good luck and prosperity.
Text on the reverse side:
 A contemporary film director adaptation of a Japanese woodblock print from 1814. The Japanese word for frog is “kaeru”, which can also mean “to return”. The frog is considered to bring good luck, representing good things returning.
- A6 size (148mm x 105mm)
- Luxury pearlescent eco-certified paper
- Trivia fact on the reverse
- Biodegradable cello bag
About Ezen Trade
Ezen Trade supplies high-end greeting cards, art prints, and bookmarks to department stores, museums, bookstores, and retailers worldwide. Produced using shimmering pearlescent eco-friendly board in its London studio and hand-packaged in corn starch biodegradable packaging, the company provides products to Harrods, the British Museum, and numerous independent retailers. Ezen Trade’s extensive stockist list serves as a testament to the quality of its products and the top-level service it promises.
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Matsumoto Hoji, a Japanese illustrator of the late 18th century, created frog prints from the Meika Gafu album. His frog prints are known for their minimalist composition, classic ukiyo-e style, and charming subjects. The prints draw on the folkloric symbolism of the frog in Japan, where it represents good luck and prosperity.
Text on the reverse side:
 A contemporary film director adaptation of a Japanese woodblock print from 1814. The Japanese word for frog is “kaeru”, which can also mean “to return”. The frog is considered to bring good luck, representing good things returning.
- A6 size (148mm x 105mm)
- Luxury pearlescent eco-certified paper
- Trivia fact on the reverse
- Biodegradable cello bag
About Ezen Trade
Ezen Trade supplies high-end greeting cards, art prints, and bookmarks to department stores, museums, bookstores, and retailers worldwide. Produced using shimmering pearlescent eco-friendly board in its London studio and hand-packaged in corn starch biodegradable packaging, the company provides products to Harrods, the British Museum, and numerous independent retailers. Ezen Trade’s extensive stockist list serves as a testament to the quality of its products and the top-level service it promises.
