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Taishō

1912–1926

The Taishō era saw new cultural currents and an increasingly urban society. Art and design reflect a varied dialogue between Japanese traditions and modern influences.

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Wedding ensemble with cranes, pines, and rising-cloud patterns
Wedding ensemble with cranes, pines, and rising-cloud patterns
Creator not recorded by the museum · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Wedding ensemble with cranes, pines, and rising-cloud patterns

2027 Calendar

Taishō Japan 1912–1926 Twelve Works of Art 2027 Calendar

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Wedding ensemble with cranes, pines, and rising-cloud patterns

Jigsaw Puzzle

Taishō Japan Art 252 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

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Taishō art poster design featuring Wedding ensemble with cranes, pines, and rising-cloud patterns

Art Poster

Taishō Japan Art Poster

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Wedding ensemble with cranes, pines, and rising-cloud patterns
Creator not recorded by the museum · early 20th century

Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (opens in a new tab). Public Domain; isPublicDomain=true (opens in a new tab).

Original source title: Wedding ensemble with cranes, pines, and rising-cloud patterns. Web image proportionally resized and encoded as WebP; no crop, recoloring or AI processing.