A seahorse was silk-screen printed by hand on handmade paper made from old cloth that would otherwise have been discarded. It depicts a male holding eggs and seaweed swaying around them as if to protect them. This photo captures the calmness of the ocean floor and the slow movement of the seahorse. Mithila art is characterized by its colorful use of colors and delicate techniques. It was originally passed down from generation to generation by women living in Bihar, India. Painter Rambharos Jha grew up on the banks of the Ganges River and gradually became fascinated with life in the water. A variety of sea creatures appear in his works. The product price includes the shipping fee of 2000 yen. Artworks cannot be bundled with other products.