Midzuno Japanese Good Luck Symbol Wall Art Print 12 x 12 in A fascinating wall art poster from the 1884 edition of The Ornamental Arts of Japan by George Ashdown Audsley. Audsley was a member of the Asiatic Society of Japan and co-author of The Keramic Art of Japan with James Lord Bowes, a Liverpool Yarn merchant and Japanese art collector. Bowes was appointed first Japanese Consul of Great Britain in 1888. These symbols were regarded as good luck images and often seen engraved on tiles and wood around Japanese houses. * * * * * Your poster will be printed on museum-grade paper (175gsm fine art paper), with high grade inks for great non-fade printing results. And it will arrive gently rolled inside a strong, cardboard tube which can be reused or recycled. Print size: 12 x 12" / 31 x 31 cms With white border for matting/framing 175 gsm fine art paper with matte finish For indoor use * * * * * To avoid waste, this is custom printed to your order and may take up to a week to arrive. Thank you for helping our planet by reducing excess product inventory. Images shown are framing ideas and examples only and not to scale RETURNS As this poster is custom printed for you, Returns are not accepted. HELP If you have any questions on this fabulous print, get in touch - I'm always happy to help. And Thank You lots for visiting my store. Come back soon to explore my latest wall art poster prints - some traditional, some quirky, but always interesting. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel Backdrop image credits: / joshhemsley / trend_io / thoughtcatalog / luisabrimble / monstera / mariaorlova / angela roma / ekaterina bolovtsova / anna nekrashevich / kashkash design / ramis design / Anthony Boyd / rawpixels/Freepik / erica r / ridderhof / izhar ahamed / noxstellapublishers 2025 Tumblenifty