Koi Fish Drawing Bags
Description: A beautiful Japanese-inspired woodblock art design featuring two koi fish surrounded by cherry blossoms. Perfect for lovers of traditional Asian art, nature, and symbolism of perseverance and harmony. Ideal for shirts, gifts, and home decor.
Koi Fish and Sakura Blossom Japanese Style Woodblock Art Bag
by wood cut
$19 $24
Description: Koi fish couple | Enso circle | Love dance | Feng shui | Dotwork / stippling art
Koi fish couple | Enso circle | Love dance | Feng shui Bag
by ZuskaArt
$19 $24
Description: Japanese-Koi-Fish design features a flowing koi-style fish with Japanese-style text and red seal detail. The artwork blends aquatic symbolism, ink-inspired movement, and elegant animal illustration into a calm fish design full of graceful shape, traditional mood, and water energy.
Description: Black and white ink drawing of a Showa Sanshoku (昭和三色) koi. This variety of nishikigoi have black bodies with red and white markings. This illustration is hand-drawn using fine ink pens and was made using thousands of tiny dots in a stippling technique. This is piece is part of a small collection of different koi, I researched some of the most popular varieties and worked from a variety of reference photos to create drawings to match these breeds. Koi carp are ornamental fish which are popularly kept for decorative purposes in ponds and traditional Japanese gardens. Through selective breeding many different breeds and varieties of koi have been achieved in a variety of colours and patterns.
Description: The Carp were founded in 1949, four years after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The team struggled to find success in their early years and faced serious financial issues, but narrowly escaped merger and contraction plans through the fundraising of Hiroshima citizens and fans. The team found stability over the next two decades, eventually rising to their first Central League pennant in 1975, and winning the 1979 Japan Series. In appreciation of their emergence alongside the reconstruction of Hiroshima, the Carp are regarded "as a symbol of Hiroshima's recovery".
