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Its good to take a wife

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Its good to take a wife

Its good to take a wife. Print shows a woman with long hair standing next to a lute with ribbons on it and a low table with a bonsai tree. Date between 1818 and 1830

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This exquisite woodblock print, titled 'Its Good to Take a Wife,' dates between 1818 and 1830 and originates from Japan during the Edo period. The image showcases a woman with long, flowing hair, dressed in traditional Japanese attire, standing next to a lute adorned with ribbons. The serene atmosphere is further enhanced by the presence of a low table, upon which rests a beautifully crafted bonsai tree. The title of the print, 'Its Good to Take a Wife,' suggests a message of contentment and companionship. The woman's peaceful expression and the harmonious arrangement of elements in the scene convey a sense of tranquility and happiness. The intricate details of the print, from the delicate folds of the woman's kimono to the intricate patterns on the lute and the bonsai tree, demonstrate the exceptional skill of the woodblock print artist. Woodblock prints were a popular art form in Japan during the Edo period, with artists creating intricate and detailed images using a labor-intensive process that involved carving each image into a woodblock and then printing it onto paper. This print is a testament to the beauty and craftsmanship of this art form, which continues to captivate audiences to this day. The woman in the print embodies the ideal of a virtuous wife in Japanese culture, representing the importance of marriage and companionship in Japanese society during the Edo period. The inclusion of the lute and the bonsai tree further emphasizes the themes of harmony and tranquility, making this a truly beautiful and meaningful work of art.

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