Ukiyo Tank Tops

Camp Ukiyo-e

Battle of Esgaroth, ukiyo-e style!

Good morning, Mt Fuji.

Portland Rain: Will it Ever Stop? -- Japanese Ukiyo-e Style Illustration of rain in Portland, Oregon commemorating the large amount rain that will later relieve any drought conditions

Portland Rain: Will it Ever Stop? -- Japanese Ukiyo-e Style Illustration of rain in Portland, Oregon commemorating the large amount rain that will later relieve any drought conditions

Monkey with insect / Ohara Koson Japanese ukiyoe art. Enchanted and edited for T shirts and more.

Our oceans meet time and time again. Just taking the colors of my native country Trinidad and Tobago and applying it to my art.

A figure of a phoenix jumping out of the waves is finished in an ukiyo-e style.

Japanese traditional painting water rain and sea in ukiyo e style

Enjoy a moment of serene beauty with this stunning piece by Tatsumi Shimura. A Japanese woman in a traditional kimono after a bath, her skin glistening with water droplets. The perfect addition to your beauty routine or a reminder to take some time for self-care.

God of War character Kratos in ukiyo-e style.

Asian Art Series Owl

For japanese culture lovers

For japanese culture lovers

Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art that flourished from the 17th to the 19th centuries. The term “ukiyo-e” means “images of the floating world” and refers to the urban lifestyle and culture of the time. Ukiyo-e paintings and prints typically depict scenes from daily life, such as landscapes, portraits of courtesans and actors, and famous places and events. The most famous ukiyo-e artist is Hokusai, who is known for his print series “Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji”.

A stylized version of the great wave off Kanagawa by the famous Artist Hokusai. Red Version.

This is a stylised version of the cover image from the series 36 views of Mount Fuji. The original was created as a woodblock print, also known as the ukiyo-e art style. It is available in the public domain.

Fuji from Mitsuhama in Snow (西伊豆 三津の浜, Nishiizu Mitsu no hama) by Tsuchiya Koitsu (土屋光逸, 1870-1949), a Japanese artist famous for his ukiyo-e and hanga. Suitable for people who like Japanese art or vintage art.

For japanese culture lovers

For japanese culture lovers

For japanese culture lovers

In this modern interpretation of the woodblock print by Japanese ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Hiroshige, the moon shines on Awa Prefecture whirlpool rapids on a dark starry night in Japan.

Futuristic illustration with girl linked to cyberspace, in ukiyo-e style.

maple leaves at kaian-ji temple in tokyo by hiroshige

Himari transformed herself into a bird to escape marrying the cruel daymio. To this day, her feathers radiate the colors of the wedding kimono she hand-embroidered.

An inspiring ukiyo-e dog in Kanagawa waves, tranquil Japanese watercolors. Simple cutout, transcendental vibes, relaxing comfort color palette makes this original design a wonderful gift for you and your close ones. U ´ᴥ` U

combining modern style with traditional japanese art

Inspired by Utamaro Kitagawa’s work, here are the Women of his era. Utamaro Kitagawa (1753-1806) was a Japanese artist known for his woodblock prints of women, known as “bijinga”. He is considered one of the greatest artists of the ukiyo-e genre, which flourished during the Edo period in Japan. Utamaro’s prints were known for their sensitivity and elegance, as well as their technical skill. He was particularly famous for his portrayals of women, and many of his prints depicted the daily lives of courtesans, geisha, and other women of the pleasure quarters. He also created many portraits of famous actors and other celebrities of his day. Utamaro’s work was highly influential, and his style was widely imitated by other artists.

Japanese Lady in Mountains wearing a Japanese dress with flowers.

Japanese Woman looking down with Flowers.

For japanese culture lovers

We learn little from victory much from defeat Original design inspired by ukiyo-e designs and color, with a strong positivity qoute, perfect to wear hanging out with friends or exploring the city, great gifts to friends, brothers and sisters striving to succeed on every life.

We learn little from victory much from defeat Original design inspired by ukiyo-e designs and color, with a strong positivity qoute, perfect to wear hanging out with friends or exploring the city, great gifts to friends, brothers and sisters striving to succeed on every life.

A beautiful tarot

A beautiful tarot

A beautiful tarot