A poetic hush adorns autumn’s edge in The Bush Clover (Hagi). Two figures stand by a stream, the graceful sweep of trailing sleeves and flowering branches echoing one another in a delicate dance. A cloud-shaped cartouche above holds a waka poem:
“My heart is withered— even dew on the branches of bush clover is futile in the autumn evening.”
Harunobu captures not just a scene—but a mood: the quiet ache of longing, the fragile beauty of a moment suspended between memory and presence. Rendered as a museum-quality digital canvas print, this work transforms paring into poetry, inviting contemporary interiors to feel the softness of grace and the whisper of seasons.
Gatekeepers.la: Because true beauty blooms in sorrow’s gentle breath.
