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"Two Lovers (An Intimate Scene)" by Suzuki Harunobu, a Japanese Edo-period shunga woodblock print depicting two women embracing intimately in a traditional tatami room. The soft, muted colours highlight their kimonos and affectionate expressions, with a serene domestic background featuring a cat, bonsai tree, and writing tools.
  • "Two Lovers (An Intimate Scene)" by Suzuki Harunobu, a Japanese Edo-period shunga woodblock print depicting two women embracing intimately in a traditional tatami room. The soft, muted colours highlight their kimonos and affectionate expressions, with a serene domestic background featuring a cat, bonsai tree, and writing tools.
  • Edo-period shunga art by Suzuki Harunobu showing a romantic scene between two women in traditional Japanese attire, seated in a quiet interior with soft, delicate colours.
  • Fine art woodblock print of two Japanese women sharing an intimate moment, by ukiyo-e master Suzuki Harunobu, set in a peaceful home with a bonsai and cat in the background.
  • A tender, emotional scene of same-sex love between women in a classical Japanese setting, captured in a soft-coloured woodblock print by Suzuki Harunobu.
  • A romantic shunga print from the Edo era, featuring two women in loving embrace, rendered in elegant ukiyo-e style by Suzuki Harunobu with cultural interior details.
  • "Two Lovers (An Intimate Scene)" by Suzuki Harunobu, a Japanese Edo-period shunga woodblock print depicting two women embracing intimately in a traditional tatami room. The soft, muted colours highlight their kimonos and affectionate expressions, with a serene domestic background featuring a cat, bonsai tree, and writing tools.
  • Edo-period shunga art by Suzuki Harunobu showing a romantic scene between two women in traditional Japanese attire, seated in a quiet interior with soft, delicate colours.
  • Fine art woodblock print of two Japanese women sharing an intimate moment, by ukiyo-e master Suzuki Harunobu, set in a peaceful home with a bonsai and cat in the background.
  • A tender, emotional scene of same-sex love between women in a classical Japanese setting, captured in a soft-coloured woodblock print by Suzuki Harunobu.
  • A romantic shunga print from the Edo era, featuring two women in loving embrace, rendered in elegant ukiyo-e style by Suzuki Harunobu with cultural interior details.
Suzuki Harunobu Two Lovers (An Intimate Scene) Shunga Print

Suzuki Harunobu Two Lovers (An Intimate Scene) Shunga Print

£16.00 GBP
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Harunobu (1725–1770) was a pioneer of full-colour woodblock printing and one of the first artists to elevate shunga — erotic art — into refined narrative and artistic expression. His work blurred the line between sensuality and spirituality, offering viewers both pleasure and insight. Two Lovers is a beautiful example of his mature style, where delicate lines and poetic symbolism merge into a visually arresting tableau.

This print is widely interpreted as a depiction of romantic and erotic love between two women — a subject that remains startlingly modern. In a time when LGBTQ+ relationships were often concealed, Japanese shunga art gave space for diverse expressions of love and desire. Harunobu’s portrayal is not voyeuristic or caricatured. Instead, it honours a shared moment of affection and agency between women, capturing the emotional resonance of same-sex love with warmth and subtlety.

A Print Worthy of the Masterpiece

  • 🌈 Ultra-vivid colours with 12-colour giclée printing

  • 📜 Matte finish for a sophisticated, glare-free look

  • 🖼️ Thick 200 gsm FSC-certified paper

  • 📏 Multiple sizes to suit every frame and wall

  • 🌿 Eco-friendly materials for sustainable style