Fire Kanji Kids T-Shirts

Chinese writing or Kanji of Fire (火) in Red color. Fire is one of the Five Elements (五行) in Chinese culture, the other elements include Metal, Wood, Water and Earth.

Chinese writing or Kanji of Fire (火) in Red color. Fire is one of the Five Elements (五行) in Chinese culture, the other elements include Metal, Wood, Water and Earth.

Chinese writing or Kanji of Metal (金) in Gold color. Metal is one of the Five Elements (五行) in Chinese culture, the other elements include Wood, Water, Fire and Earth.

Kaiju (meaning monster) writen in kanji "怪獣", decorated with fire and magma.

The Japanese Kanji for the word "Fire" with a unique fire pattern inside.

It's a kanji, japan symbol, It's "fire". I very like an anime, so I make this.

It's a kanji, japan symbol, It's "fire". I very like an anime, so I make this.

japanese kanji letter for fire.

This logo represents "赤", that means "Red" and read as "Aka" in Japanese. The logo shows Africa, South America, and Oceania where the hottest area that the equator passes. The equator is called "Red Road" in Japanese and Chinese.

It is a pronounced just like the English word "he" and means "fire" in Japanese.

a sign from japanese kanji alphabet means fire

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Adorn your wardrobe with our charming cat art featuring the captivating Kayobi Kanji Day symbol, blending Japanese calligraphy with playful feline grace. Embrace the fusion of traditional Japanese characters and modern graffiti elements, creating a unique expression of cultural flair perfect for any cat lover's ensemble.

Chinese writing or Kanji of Earth (土) in Yellow color. Earth is one of the Five Elements (五行) in Chinese culture, the other elements include Wood, Water, Fire and Metal.

Chinese writing or Kanji of Metal (金) in Gold color. Metal is one of the Five Elements (五行) in Chinese culture, the other elements include Wood, Water, Fire and Earth.

Chinese writing or Kanji of Wood (木) in Green color. Wood is one of the Five Elements (五行) in Chinese culture, the other elements include Metal, Water, Fire and Earth.

Blazing hot

One of the five elements in Japanese Philosophy

Fire (火, Hi)

Calligrapher Nobuko Azumai writes 炎 (honou) flame.

Unleash your inner dragon with this eye-catching grunge design featuring a traditional Chinese dragon and the kanji 龍 (dragon) below.

The interpretation of the fire spirit of a true fighter. The fire spirit of the fire fighter. Whatever happens, keep the spirit of fire within you.

火 (huo), meaning "Fire" in chinese, quoted from Sun Tzu's The Art of War: "as swift as wind, as gentle as forest, as fierce as fire, as unshakable as mountain, as hidden as shadow, as fast as lightning", the first four phrase of this verse is used by Takeda Shingen in his banner (Furinzakan banner). 侵略如火: As fierce as fire, the red seal beside it is the seal of Sun Tzu's the Art of War

Kanji character for Fire

The Child of Fire strikes a pose!

One of the five elements in Japanese Philosophy

One of the five elements in Japanese Philosophy

烈火(Rekka in Japanese, Lie Huo in Chinese), meaning Raging Fire or Inferno in both Japanese and Chinese, in calligraphy style with pattern of fire in the background.

A tribute to a beautiful japanese game :)

This year of the tiger design for Chinese New Year 2022 features the kanji symbol for tiger in a red circle with an illustration of a fierce tiger. This design is great for anyone who follows the Chinese Zodiac and is celebrating the year of the tiger! The Chinese zodiac sign Tiger is a symbol of strength and braveness. Whether you are a Fire Tiger, Earth Tiger, Metal Tiger, Water Tiger, Wood Tiger or just enjoy celebrating the Chinese New Year let's hope the Year of the Tiger is your year!

Chinese writing or Kanji of Water (水) in Blue color. Water is one of the Five Elements (五行) in Chinese culture, the other elements include Metal, Wood, Fire and Earth.

Artwork I made to celebrate 10k followers

cover art of Phoxphire

Old cartoon style. Demonic red fox with kanji design.

Unleash your inner beast with this striking black and white illustration of a fierce Chinese dragon, surrounded by mystical white flames and the kanji 龍 (dragon) above.

Samurai parade at the Japanese fire festival Kankuraku Hi-en.