Dracula Hoji Frog Greetings Card

Matsumoto Hoji, a Japanese illustrator of the late 18th century, created frog prints from the Meika Gafu album. His frog prints are known for their minimalist composition, classic ukiyo-e style, and charming subjects. The prints draw on the folkloric symbolism of the frog in Japan, where it represents good luck and prosperity.

Text on the reverse side:

 A contemporary Dracula adaptation of an antique Japanese woodblock print from 1814. The Japanese word for frog is “kaeru”, which can also mean “to return”. The frog is considered to bring good luck, representing good things returning.

• A6 size (148mm x 105mm)
• Luxury pearlescent eco-certified paper
• Trivia fact on the reverse
• Biodegradable cello bag

About Ezen Trade

Ezen Trade supplies high-end greeting cards, art prints, and bookmarks to department stores, museums, bookstores, and retailers worldwide. Produced using shimmering pearlescent eco-friendly board in its London studio and hand-packaged in corn starch biodegradable packaging, the company provides products to Harrods, the British Museum, and numerous independent retailers. Ezen Trade’s extensive stockist list serves as a testament to the quality of its products and the top-level service it promises.