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中原淳一 Junichi Nakahara Japanese Quilt Patterns, Japanese Quilts, Japanese Art Modern, Japanese Artists, Manga Illustration, Illustrations, Kagawa, Manga Art, Anime Manga
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中原淳一 Junichi Nakahara
After the Winter (Fuyu no ato zure)  冬のあとずれ Japanese Taishô–early Shôwa era Style of Nakahara Jun'ichi (Japanese, 1913–1983)  Place of Creation: Japan Japanese Artwork, Japanese Painting, Japanese Prints, Vintage Japanese, Japanese Illustration, Illustration Art, Retro Art, Vintage Art
After the Winter (Fuyu no ato zure)
After the Winter (Fuyu no ato zure) 冬のあとずれ Japanese Taishô–early Shôwa era Style of Nakahara Jun'ichi (Japanese, 1913–1983) Place of Creation: Japan
Hoshi-wajo standing wooden statue. 11th century, Japan Religion, Wooden Statues, Eastern Art, Bodhisattva, Zen Art, Buddhist Art, Japan Art, Mystique, Religious Art
Japanese Aesthetics
Hoshi-wajo standing wooden statue. 11th century, Japan
A wood netsuke of an octopus By Jugyoku, Tokyo, Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century Octopus Art, Edo Period, Snuff Bottle, Japanese Antiques, Old Art, Japanese Art, Japanese Doll, Asian Art, Maneki Neko
Bonhams : A wood netsuke of an octopus By Jugyoku, Tokyo, Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century
A wood netsuke of an octopus By Jugyoku, Tokyo, Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century
Netsuke. Fugu fish. Made of ivory. British Museum. Japanese / Japan Antiques : More At FOSTERGINGER @ Pinterest Jade Carving, Wood Carving, Japanese Design, Ukiyo E, Art Chinois, Small Sculptures, Sumi E
Netsuke. Fugu fish. Made of ivory. British Museum. Japanese / Japan Antiques : More At FOSTERGINGER @ Pinterest
"Kintsukuroi" is the art of repairing pottery with gold or silver joining the pieces and understanding that the piece is more beautiful for having been broken. Wabi Sabi, Japanese Culture, Japanese Pics, Japanese Bowls, Ceramic Art
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"Kintsukuroi" is the art of repairing pottery with gold or silver joining the pieces and understanding that the piece is more beautiful for having been broken.
Waterfall - Uehara Konen (1878-1940) Chinese Painting, Chinese Art, Botanical Illustration, Japanese Woodcut, Art Classique
Blue Prints | Waterfall | Uehara Konen
Waterfall - Uehara Konen (1878-1940)
jun inoue ~ http://juninoue.jp/?gallery=new-yellow-01 Painting & Drawing, Abstract Painting, Abstract Sculpture, White Art, Black White, Black Ink Art
JUN INOUE / 井上 純
jun inoue ~ http://juninoue.jp/?gallery=new-yellow-01
Mountain Landscape with Bridge by Odake Chikuha, 1878-1936 Japan Chinese Brush, Japanese Watercolor, Watercolor Landscape Paintings, Landscape Art, Watercolor Paintings, Easy Watercolor
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Mountain Landscape with Bridge by Odake Chikuha, 1878-1936 Japan
Kawase Hasui :there is something about woodblock and snowy rainy Japan that gets me Japan Illustration, Art Asiatique, Osaka Japan
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Kawase Hasui :there is something about woodblock and snowy rainy Japan that gets me
Japanese Ink Painting, Japanese Crane, Art Watercolor, Watercolor Fashion
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There are 9 basic principles that underlie Japanese art. These are aesthetics that answer the question: what is art? The 9 aesthetics are: wabi-sabi (imperfect), miyabi (elegance, ) shibui (subtle,) Iki (originality), jo-ha-kyu (slow, accelerate, end), yugen (mysterious), geido (discipline and ethics,) enso (the void), kawaii (cute.) pinned from Leslie Miller/Ruby Serben. Drawn Art, Yugen, Japanese Calligraphy, Japanese Interior
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There are 9 basic principles that underlie Japanese art. These are aesthetics that answer the question: what is art? The 9 aesthetics are: wabi-sabi (imperfect), miyabi (elegance, ) shibui (subtle,) Iki (originality), jo-ha-kyu (slow, accelerate, end), yugen (mysterious), geido (discipline and ethics,) enso (the void), kawaii (cute.) pinned from Leslie Miller/Ruby Serben.