The Great Wave Box

The box features a modern interpretation of "The Great Wave off Kanagawa," the famous Japanese woodblock print created by Hokusai between 1829 and 1833. The original artwork, called "Kanagawa-oki nami ura" in Japanese, shows a massive ocean wave about to crash down on small fishing boats, with Mount Fuji visible in the background, symbolizing stability and spirituality in Japan.Meaning and symbolism of The Great Wave off Kanagawa:Power of nature: The wave represents the raw, unpredictable strength of the ocean, highlighting nature’s ability to dominate and threaten human existence. The dramatic scene serves as a reminder of how fragile humans are in the face of natural forces.Mount Fuji: Seen in the distance, Mount Fuji stands for stability, permanence, and hope. Its presence contrasts with the turmoil of the sea, showing that even in chaos, there are always reassuring landmarks and sources of strength. No SupportSize: 126 l x 126 W x 110 HJust glue the colored part.