Empress Suiko

Empress Suiko, known fully as Suiko Tennō, was the 33rd monarch of Japan and the first confirmed female emperor, reigning from 593 to 628. She was an important figure in the early spread of Buddhism in Japan and supported the introduction of Chinese writing and the calendar. Under her leadership, with Prince Shotoku as regent, the country was governed by principles later enshrined in the Seventeen-Article Constitution, which promoted political ethics and morality. Empress Suiko's reign was a period of cultural flourishing and political stability.

The 'Empress Suiko' artwork, beautifully captured on plexiglass, honors Japan's first recognized female ruler. This piece exudes the wisdom and enlightenment that characterized her reign, with soft colors and elegant designs that reflect her support for Buddhism and cultural progress. Available in four sizes (60x90, 80x120, 100x150, 120x180 cm), this work of art offers a subtle strength and grace, perfect for any space enriched by historical inspiration and the spirit of progress. Add a piece of imperial history to your wall with this enchanting and culturally rich work of art.