Everyday Inspiration

An impactful design that represents the Japanese phrase "何とかなる" which translates to "It'll work out" or "Everything will work out", in one way or another, all will be well in the end. The idea is that of conveying the message of embracing trust and surrendering to the natural flow of life's challenges, inviting to find solace in the belief that no matter the circumstances, there is a guiding force that will ultimately lead to resolution and harmony. A gentle reminder to have faith, remain optimistic, and maintain a positive outlook, even in the face of uncertainty. A design that will particularly resonate with those seeking reassurance, offering a comforting visual representation of the inherent belief that, in the end, everything will inde

Embrace the intensity of the storm with this beautiful "Arashi" design. Featuring the Japanese kanji character for "storm" (嵐) alongside a striking red enso circle, this design embodies power and resilience. Let it fuel your determination, as you tap into your inner strength and overcome any obstacles in your path.

Experience the beauty of illumination with this captivating design featuring the Japanese kanji character for 'light' (光 - hikari) gracefully encircled by a vibrant red enso. The kanji character represents the concept of light, brightness, and spiritual enlightenment. The red enso, with its bold and vibrant hue, symbolizes energy, unity, and the boundless nature of existence. Together, they create a harmonious fusion, inviting positivity and illuminating your path. Let this design serve as a reminder to embrace the light within and radiate it outwards, bringing warmth, clarity, and inspiration to your life and those around you.

The Japanese and Chinese kanji character for 'Good' or 'Like' (好) gracefully enclosed within a vibrant red enso circle. This design captures the essence of positivity and appreciation. The kanji character represents the concept of goodness, favorability, and admiration. By combining the written forms of both Japanese and Chinese, this design symbolizes cultural unity and shared values. The red enso circle adds a touch of energy and unity, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all things. A captivating fusion that radiates positivity and invites a sense of appreciation and liking towards life's blessings.

The Japanese kanji character for 'God' (神) gracefully encircled by a vibrant red enso. This design captures the awe-inspiring presence and spiritual significance of the divine. The kanji character represents the notion of a higher power, transcendence, and reverence. The red enso circle adds a touch of energy and unity, symbolizing the infinite nature and interconnectedness of all things. A profound fusion that invites contemplation and reflection on the divine forces that guide and inspire us, reminding us of the sacredness and mystery that permeate our existence.

The Japanese kanji character for 'cat' (猫) adorned with a red enso circle. This design captures the playful and mysterious essence of our feline companions. The kanji character represents the grace, independence, and curiosity associated with cats. The red enso circle adds a touch of warmth and energy, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all things. A charming fusion that celebrates the beauty of cats and invites contemplation of the natural harmony found in their presence.

The Japanese kanji character for 'sword' or 'katana' (刀) combined with a red enso circle. This design embodies the balance between strength and tranquility. The katana represents the power, honor, and precision associated with the samurai spirit. The red enso circle, a symbol of enlightenment and the beauty of imperfection, complements the sword's energy with a sense of completeness and unity. A harmonious fusion that represents the fluidity of life and the pursuit of inner balance.

For all fans of the AMAZING Japanese group known as Atarashii Gakko (actual name is Atarashii Gakko no Leaders, which means the New School Leaders). The super cool edited font for the design is perfect for the uniqueness of the group!

The expression Black Sheep in Japanese Kanji. It writes as 黒い羊 and it reads as Kuroi Hitsuji

A very strong Japanese word used to send people that piss you off to hell! It writes as くたばれ and it reads as Kutabare. It's a verb in imperative form that literally means...die, drop dead, croak...you know. It's one of the most brutal things you can see in Japanese! But people wont' know here anywhere else :D

Bad Kanji (悪) Japanese Enso Circle

Dragon Japanese Kanji (竜) in Enso Circle

Space Japanese Kanji (宙) in Enso Circle

Woman Japanese Kanji (女) in Enso Circle

Japanese Enso Circle with Courage Kanji (勇) Bravery Kanji Character

Japanese Enso Circle with Power Kanji (力) Chikara Force Strength Kanji Character

Japanese Enso Circle with Death Kanji (死) Death Kanji Character

Japanese Enso Circle with Mother Kanji (母) Mom Kanji Character (Black)

Japanese Enso Circle with Kanji for Peace Harmony 和

A beautiful red enso circle with the kanji for rabbit (Usagi 兎) inside. Particularly dedicated to all those born in a year of the rabbit (2023, 2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951, 1939, 1927...)

A beautiful design in perfect Japanese style, with one of the most beautiful and meaningful kanji characters; that of love (which reads as "ai") 愛

The word "Iya" can be used in lots of different context. It can be translated as a decisive "No", it can mean "I don't want it" or "I don't want to" and more generally signifies disagreement, unpleasantness. Japanese Zen Enso Circle with Black Kanji 嫌 (Iya)

The Kanji character for the japanese word for courage, bravery, heroism. Show off your courage. Be brave and cool! 勇 (Yuu)

The Japanese kanji character that means cat. It reads as "neko".

The Japanese kanji character that means sad, sadness, sorrowful, grief, regret. It reads as "hi" or "kana". It forms the word 悲しい, sad.

The Japanese word Ecchi (エッチ), meaning lewd, indecent, sexual and sexy. It's also used to refer to sex itself (エッチする).

The Japanese word Oppai (おっぱい), meaning boobs, breasts, tits.

Japanese kanji characters for the word pervert, abnormal: 変態 (HENTAI) Word used in western countries to refer to animated or comic pornography.

Japanese kanji character for happy, happiness, glad, pleased (嬉)

Japanese kanji characters for the word stupid, silly, moron, dumb: 馬鹿 (BAKA)

Japanese kanji character for melancholy, grieve, sad, anxious: 憂

Japanese kanji character for romantic love: 恋 (koi)

Japanese kanji character for the word death: 死

Japanese kanji charactersfor the word courage: 勇気 (it reads as yuuki)

Japanese kanji charactersfor the word freedom: 自由 (it reads as jiyuu)

The Japanese kanji character for disaster, calamity, curse, evil. 災