Disney Mickey and Minnie in Japan - Limited Edition Paper

In the 'Passport to Adventure' art series by Thomas Kinkade Studios, Disney's Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and their friends explore top travel spots globally. This time, they're in Japan! The setting sun bathes Mount Fuji in a warm glow, and lanterns light up the garden. Mickey proudly shows Minnie a bonsai tree grown by Goofy, who's found peace tending the garden. Donald is eager to learn chopstick - using from Daisy. Pluto joins Chip 'n Dale to watch the Koi fish in the pond. This 'Disney Mickey and Minnie in Japan' is the 13th painting in the series. Previous destinations include Hawaii, Hollywood, Paris, and more. In this art, the characters are dressed in traditional attire, adding to the charm. Pluto and Chip and Dale are thrilled about the swimming Koi, and Goofy is in the background, at peace with the view of Mount Fuji and pagodas. Can you find Uncle Scrooge McDuck? The cherry blossoms and Japanese Garden are painted in the classic Kinkadian style. These Thomas Kinkade Studios Limited Edition Paper Prints are top - notch. They're printed on 100 - lbs archival papers with fade - resistant inks, numbered individually, and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. When it comes to framing, we protect the print's integrity. It's placed between 1/8' shatter - resistant Plexiglas and a rigid foam core backing, with no adhesive touching the art. The finished framed art has a heavy craft paper back and a coated wire hanger, looking great and protecting the art for years. Framing features include premium museum - quality mouldings, shatter - resistant Plexiglas, a heavy craft paper back, and a coated wire hanger.

Using this product is simple. You can hang it on your wall right away using the coated wire hanger. It'll look great in your living room, bedroom, or even your office. When it comes to cleaning, just use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the shatter - resistant Plexiglas. Don't use any harsh chemicals as they might damage the print or the framing. Keep it away from direct sunlight for long periods as it could cause the colors to fade over time. If you need to move it, be careful not to bump or scratch the frame. Store it in a dry place if you're not displaying it. And always hold it by the frame to avoid touching the print directly, which could leave fingerprints or other marks.