The Art of Zen – Blog
Tatsuro Kiuchi: The Japanese Illustrator Who Loves Old Things
Tatsuro Kiuchi is a Tokyo-based illustrator who has created art for clients like Google, Royal Mail, The New York Times, and The New Yorker.
Why is Mt Fuji called Fujisan?
Have you ever wondered why Mt Fuji is referred to as Fujisan, or literally Mr Fuji in Japanese culture and language?
10 Steps to Create a Beautiful Japandi Home
Here are 10 simple steps to transform your home into a harmonious and balanced haven that embodies the essence of Japandi design.
5 Best Places to See Mount Fuji: A Guide to Japan’s Majestic Peak
Here are the five best places to see Mount Fuji, complete with details on how to get there, the ideal times of year to visit, and what makes each location unique.
BAPE Designs: A Closer Look at the Streetwear Icon
Exploring the origins, art, and Cultural impact of BAPE designs (A Bathing Ape) in Japan and beyond.
Introducing Two New Contemporary Mount Fuji Art Prints
I’ve released two brand new limited edition Mount Fuji art prints, with a modern take on the ukiyo-e style.
The Iconic Power of The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai
The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai is a visual narrative capturing the essence of nature’s power and human resilience.
Did You Know Freddie Mercury was a Japanese Art Collector?
How the iconic Queen frontman Freddie Mercury’s passion for Japanese Art shaped an amazing Sotheby’s art auction.
Kihara Komon: Beautiful Japanese Art on Porcelain
The Kihara Komon plate collection is a testament to the enduring connection between traditional Japanese art and contemporary design.