The Nami no Uta Black & White Collection brings six Japanese wave prints inspired by Hokusai, Zen, and modern minimalism into timeless wall art.
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New Japanese Art Prints: Mt. Fuji and the Grace of the Geisha
Two new Japanese-inspired artworks — a serene Mt. Fuji landscape and a graceful geisha portrait — blending ukiyo-e tradition with modern Zen aesthetics.
Furuya Kōrin and Shin Bijutsukai: A New Ocean of Japanese Design
Furuya Kōrin’s Shin Bijutsukai transformed Japanese design publishing, turning pattern books into vibrant works of art at the dawn of the 20th century.
Can’t-Miss Art Exhibitions in Tokyo This Fall 2025
Discover the best art exhibitions in Tokyo this Fall 2025—from Hokusai’s immersive shows to avant-garde retrospectives.
Tansai Gafu: A Forgotten Design Album of Shōwa Japan
Tansai Gafu, a rare four-volume Japanese design album published by Happō-dō in Kyoto, features bold flat colored botanical woodblock prints.
How Mujō 無常 Inspires Zen Practice, Ukiyo-e Prints, and Modern Design
Mujō (無常), the Japanese concept of impermanence, shapes Zen, ukiyo-e, and design. Learn how fleeting beauty defines Japanese art, culture, and life.
Pinterest Fall 2025 Decor Trends: Comfort, Creativity, and Glamour
Pinterest Fall 2025 decor trends reveal cubicle chic makeovers, bold statement tiles, and an Art Deco revival—blending comfort, creativity, and timeless glamour.
How Hagoita Turned a New Year Game into Art
Hagoita—ornamental New Year paddles in raised oshie—blend kabuki imagery, craft, and luck. Meaning, making, and where to see them.
Why Jigoku Dayu Remains One of Ukiyo-e’s Most Haunting Figures
Jigoku Dayu’s haunting ukiyo-e portraits merge sensual beauty with Buddhist visions of hell, revealing a tale of sin and redemption.