New Year's Days of the Teahouse Ogi-ya
- Artist
- Katsushika Hokusai
- Date
- 1808 - 1812
- Style
- Ukiyo-e
- Genre
- Genre painting
"New Year's Days of the Teahouse Ogi-ya" is a vibrant example of genre painting rooted in the traditional Japanese Ukiyo-e style. It captures a lively scene within the teahouse, showcasing everyday life and seasonal festivities. The artwork employs the bold lines and flat color palette characteristic of woodcut-inspired techniques, emphasizing the cultural significance of New Year's celebrations. The painting's detailed portrayal of figures and surroundings offers a window into Edo-period social customs, blending artistic craftsmanship with a documentary sensibility typical of Ukiyo-e genre paintings.
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