Masaki Kobayashi Cards

Description: Harakiri, masaki kobayashi, samurai, 1962

Description: Kwaidan minimalist movie poster inspired by Masaki Kobayashi’s 1964 Japanese horror classic. Designed with a clean black background, a striking red sun, and a ghostly white figure that evokes traditional kaidan folklore. This minimalist composition captures the eerie beauty and atmospheric tension of the film while keeping a refined, modern aesthetic. Perfect for collectors of Japanese cinema, classic horror, and minimalist film posters. Ideal as wall art for home studios, offices, or any cinephile’s space.

Description: An homage to the haunting samurai drama Harakiri. This design reflects the intensity of feudal Japan, the tragedy of seppuku, and the brilliance of Japanese film history.

Description: An original graphic tribute honoring Tatsuya Nakadai (1932–2025), one of the absolute giants of postwar Japanese cinema. This design features a four-frame panel highlighting Nakadai across four of his most iconic roles—The Human Condition, Harakiri, The Wolves, and Ran—accented with rich crimson frames and vertical Kanji typography. Printed on a soft black cotton tee, making it an essential piece for cinephiles, Criterion Collection collectors, and Japanese cinema enthusiasts.

Description: Masaki Kobayashi's anthology of Japanese horror starring Michiyo Aratama, Rentaro Mikuni, Keiko Kishi and Tetsuro Tanba.

Description: The Human Condition