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Princess Mononoke Cell Painting 'Ashitaka' - Studio Ghibli Hand Painted, Ghibli Museum Exclusive

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— Art Collection of Ghibli Museum — This is a hand-painted cel sold exclusively as part of the "Art Collection of Ghibli Museum" at the Mitaka no Mori Ghibli Museum. The hand-painted cel has been recreated specifically for appreciation based on a scene from the film. (It is hand-signed by Ghibli animators.) The character portion of the cel is painted by hand, just like in the movie production process. The background, however, is replicated using high-quality and durable pigment inkjet digital print technology. This is a rare item that is no longer sold at the Ghibli Museum. [Condition] Although there are minor scratches on the frame, the cell painting itself is undistorted and shows no significant dirt or signs of wear. The certificate is missing, but there are matching signatures and numbers on the cel and the box, assuring a safe purchase. Frame Size: 450mm x 310mm. Please consider this for your collection (^ ^)

Princess Mononoke Cell Painting 'Ashitaka' - Studio Ghibli Hand Painted, Ghibli Museum Exclusive

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520,000 Yen ($3398.69)

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Collector Commentary

This hand-painted cel of Ashitaka from *Princess Mononoke*, a film that debuted in 1997 and has since become a cornerstone of the Studio Ghibli legacy, exemplifies the artistry and attention to detail that collectors seek. Produced as part of the exclusive Ghibli Museum Art Collection, this piece is particularly desirable for its limited availability and direct connection to the iconic Ghibli animators. While minor wear is noted on the frame, the pristine condition of the cel itself adds to its value, especially since such cels are rare in the collector market due to their handcrafted nature and the museum's selective distribution. With prices in these ranges generally reflective of the enduring appeal of Ghibli art, this piece represents both a quality investment and a piece of cultural history.