The Art of Zen – Blog
Hokusai’s Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji Sells for $3.5 Million at Auction
Katsushika Hokusai’s iconic ‘Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji,’ a collection of 46 exquisite woodblock prints from Japan’s Edo period, was sold for $3.559 million at a Christie’s auction in New York.
The Timeless Tradition of Hanko in Japanese Art and Ukiyo-e
The historical significance, aesthetic contributions, and challenges of preserving the rich tradition of Hanko in Japanese art and ukiyo-e.
Kuniyoshi Utagawa: A Master of Ukiyo-e and Musha-e
Dive deep into the life and works of Kuniyoshi Utagawa, the renowned Japanese ukiyo-e artist known for his intricate designs and significant contributions to the Musha-e genre.
Art, Mind, and Soul: The Transformative Power of Japanese Ukiyo-e
Explore how art influences the brain, enhancing emotional well-being and cognitive function, with a focus on Japanese art and ukiyo-e.
The Significance of Sakura in Japanese Art
Discover the profound significance of sakura in Japanese art, from ancient hanami traditions to timeless ukiyo-e prints, and discover how cherry blossoms symbolize beauty, impermanence, and renewal in the heart of Japanese culture.
10 Facts About Japandi Design You Should Know
Explore the serene world of Japandi interior design with our detailed FAQ. Learn how this blend of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian functionality can transform your space into a tranquil haven of simplicity and natural beauty.
Embracing Simplicity: The Muji Interior Design Style
Discover the essence of Muji interior design style, its principles, and how it contrasts with Japandi. Plus, a comprehensive guide on integrating the Muji style into your home in 10 simple steps.
Are Foo Dogs Chinese or Japanese? Unraveling the Origins and Symbolism
Dive into the fascinating history and cultural significance of Foo Dogs. Discover whether these mythical creatures hail from Chinese or Japanese traditions and explore their impact across Asia.
The Symbolism of Wildly Popular Japanese Woodblock Art
Discover the symbolism in Japanese Woodblock art, exploring nature, traditions, and social commentary in the art of ukiyo-e.