Artist: Jonas Nielsen

Tokyo-Tower Tsubaki Poster

Available sizes:

• X-Large: 70x100 cm
• Large: 50x70 cm (Recommended)
• Medium: 30x40 cm
• Small: 21x30 cm (A4)

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Size information

• All prints fits standard frames

• Recommended size is Large: 50x70 cm

• White border & No border printing available — info available below when scrolling down

Questions to ask:

• How big is your wall/room?

• From what distance are people viewing the poster?

• Do I want a white border printed around the design?

Note! Frame is not included.

Museum quality paper

• Museum-quality poster made on long-lasting matte (uncoated) archival paper.

• Paper-weight: 250 gsm / 110 lb.

• Uncoated finish for a matte look.

• Paper has a slight yellow tint instead of an optical white bleach.

• Shipped in sturdy packaging protecting the poster.

Note! Frame is not included.

Sustainable efforts

• Printed on demand to avoid excess production.

• Local production in +30 markets to reduce transportation distances and carbon emissions.

• Responsibly sourced FSC certified paper from sustainably managed forests.

• Together we will grow forests around the world:

1 print = 1 planet tree 🌳

Your contribution is much appreciated!

Arigatou gozaimasu

Sizes & Printing Options

Print sizes

Small, Medium, Large & X-Large

• X-Large: 70x100 cm
• Large: 50x70 cm (Recommended)
• Medium: 30x40 cm
• Small: 21x30 cm (A4)

Choose the size you like and fit it to your favorite frame (not included).

White Border or No Border?

Select "White Border" in the dropdown list above to get a printed white border around the design.

In some cases this can highlight a design, and is advantageous if you plan to use a passepartout/mat with your frame.

White border sizes:

X-large: 7 cm
Large: 5 cm
Medium: 3.5 cm
Small: 2.5 cm left-right & 3 cm top/bottom

Select "No Border" for edge-to-edge printing method. The choice is yours — it's simply a matter of preference.

About the artist

Jonas Nielsen ニールセンヨーナス

Während einer Reise nach Japan in seinen frühen Zwanzigern wurde Jonas von dem Unbekannten angezogen – er erkundete eine fremde Kultur mit Liebe und Neugier.

Er hat in Tokio und in den ländlichen Gegenden von Niigata gelebt, wo er von den Kontrasten fasziniert wurde. Seine Inspiration kommt aus seinen Reflexionen und der Schönheit Japans sowie seiner Vielzahl an kulturellen Ereignissen.

Er hofft, dass auch andere Freude durch Kunst und Geschichten erfahren können und dass Frieden und Liebe am Ende siegen.