Ukiyo E Sushi Stickers

This elegant Japanese landscape print is inspired by Ukiyo-e woodblock prints from the Edo period (17th-19th century). The artwork features a popular culture theme with an everyday life scene, showcasing a sushi restaurant in a peaceful landscape. The composition displays a panoramic view of the restaurant, surrounded by natural elements such as trees, mountains, and a river. The color palette includes warm tones of orange and yellow, contrasting with cool shades of blue and green. The mood is tranquil, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the scene.

Just depicted a somehow adventures of sushi's in the Edo period.

Sushi Ukiyo-e is inspired by the traditional woodblocks prints of the Edo period and Japanese food sushi!

How many plates can you have?

Eat your sushi or you will be visited by the "YOKAI SUSHI" start at midnight!

A Geisha's psychedelic dreams

Rad panda in ukiyo-e synth-wave style.

These are the chef Sushis who are making sushis

Inspired by the art work of Edo Period Japan, this design is perfect for Japanese cuisine lovers who adore sushi. With seafood prominently displayed and a fierce dragon in the background. Waves crash under a feast of sushi, with an imposing dragon looming over the seafood display with the Japanese rising sun rising in the background. This design is perfect for lovers of maki, nigiri, and sashimi alike. This Sushi Dragon | Edo Era Inspired Japanese Sushi item is designed by Kawaii Sushi and Sake Design Co..

Who doesn’t love delicious Japanese sushi? Perfect for men and women in their 20s and 30s who are sushi lovers. Add this Edo Era, ukiyo-e inspired vintage great wave sushi design to your wardrobe today! This design is perfect for all the vintage Edo art and sushi lovers in your life, be it your Mom, Dad, brother, or sister they are sure to love this sushi design. Perfect for the Japanese culture lover in your life This Sushi Wave Men Women Vintage Edo Japanese item is designed by Kawaii Sushi and Sake Design Co..

This kind of yokai often appears on tree tops when on blood moon.

Ukiyo E watercolor of a fat cat eating sushi!

Look into the eyes of the Not So Pretty Geisha Kitty and try not to be captivated by her awkward gaze in this Japanese wood block inspired print.

Oni, you understand? like an oni...meh, nevermind