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Wooden rack with 6 hooks on each side, ideal for hanging brushes with the tips facing downwards: the correct way to dry them after use and keep them in good condition.
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Hand-painted fan made to order. A beautiful decorative item or, if desired, one intended for practical use. Its sturdy bamboo frame and paper embellished with gold flakes make it an elegant and refined piece. The Meaning of Bamboo Bamboo is a symbol of enduring friendship and longevity. It represents flexibility rooted in strength. A metaphor for life, it evokes the character of the wise; green in all seasons, it does not break under hurricanes. This indicates a human quality of great adaptability that makes a person strong precisely because, when faced with life’s events, they do not resist change but flow with it and adapt to it. Orchids, bamboo, plum trees and chrysanthemums represent the KI, or vital energy, of the four seasons and the four stages of human life. They are considered the ‘Four Nobles’.
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Hand-painted artwork on rice paper. Meaning of the lily: The red spider lily is known as higanbana, the flower of the equinox, and is associated with the worship and celebration of ancestors. It is also regarded as an almost divine flower that grows in paradise, a symbol of elevation and spirituality. Size: 25 x 27 cm
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Hand-painted artwork on bamboo paper depicting a Koi carp. The significance of the carp: A Chinese legend tells of a carp swimming upstream along the Yellow River, facing a thousand hardships and dangers. Impressed by its determination, the gods transformed it into a dragon and granted it immortality. The meaning of this tale emphasises that anyone, through sheer willpower and after much effort and sacrifice, can achieve great feats. In China and especially in Japan, the carp is a symbol of courage and perseverance. Its virtues also define it as the alter ego of the samurai: courageous, strong and patient. Size: 50 x 23 cm
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A hand-painted work on rice paper depicting the Japanese maple. Meaning of the maple tree Due to its appearance, the maple tree symbolises elegance, grace, impermanence and the transience of things. In autumn it sheds all its leaves; in Zen gardens, these are not gathered until the very last one has fallen. Size: 50 x 23 cm
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A postcard featuring a Sumi-e painting by the master Beppe Mokuza. The meaning of the subject is described on the back of the postcard.
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A postcard featuring a Sumi-e painting by the master Beppe Mokuza. The meaning of the subject is described on the back of the postcard.
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A postcard featuring a Sumi-e painting by the master Beppe Mokuza. The meaning of the subject is described on the back of the postcard.
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A postcard featuring a Sumi-e painting by the master Beppe Mokuza. The meaning of the subject is described on the back of the postcard.
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A postcard featuring a Sumi-e painting by the master Beppe Mokuza. The meaning of the subject is described on the back of the postcard.
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A postcard featuring a Sumi-e painting by the master Beppe Mokuza. The meaning of the subject is described on the back of the postcard.
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A postcard featuring a Sumi-e painting by the master Beppe Mokuza. The meaning of the subject is described on the back of the postcard.
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ScontoNew thrills! The 2026 calendar features brand-new and surprising paintings. Browse the preview now to discover a few of the months. Hurry and order this very special gift idea now!
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Hand-painted fan made to order. A beautiful decorative item and/or practical accessory. Its bamboo frame and paper embellished with gold flakes make it an elegant and refined piece. Plum The plum tree represents spring because its flowers bloom whilst there is still snow on the ground. A symbol of Spiritual Awakening. The plum tree embodies vigour, longevity, resilience and independence; it is “like an orphan who stands up on their own without anyone’s help”.
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Hand-painted fan, made to order. A beautiful decorative item or, if desired, one intended for practical use. Its sturdy bamboo frame and paper embellished with gold flakes make it an elegant and refined piece. Plum The plum tree represents spring because its flowers bloom whilst there is still snow on the ground. A symbol of Spiritual Awakening. The plum tree embodies vigour, longevity, resilience and independence; it is “like an orphan who stands up without anyone’s help”.
