Gyotaku Glitz Sheep Head Yellow with Black Strip Fish Fabric Print

What a catch! This Gyotaku-style sheep head yellow and black striped fish was made in 1995 with latex paint pressed on white cotton muslin fabric (unframed) with golden glitter for the final touches. Fish enthusiast and fans of the Gyotaku-style Japanese-inspired fish art would appreciate this adorable fish print. Give this to the fisherman (or fisherwoman) in your life as a gift for any occasion. This one of a kind fish print originally fished from Port Aransas, Texas can be displayed with a hanging rod, matted & framed at your favorite framing shop, or attached to a display board of any kind.

Item is shipped folded and unframed but the folding lines/wrinkles can be ironed out. Original print measures 20 x 12 inches. They are machine cold washable.

Gyotaku is an ancient form of Japanese that dates back in the mid-1800 as a way for fishermen to record their catch of the day but has evolved into an artform of its own.

Artist and fisherman name is Captain Bill Lowman who fished from a young age and has always respected and appreciated the natural beauty of the sea and the life within it. His art captures that beauty.