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Ito Jakuchu Birds and Animals Hardcover Journal Matte - Japanese Art Mosaic Pattern Notebook Writing Diary | RHC 012 MU-NI Japan
Ito Jakuchu Birds and Animals Hardcover Journal Matte - Japanese Art Mosaic Pattern Notebook Writing Diary | RHC 012 MU-NI Japan
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| Journal | |
| Height, in | 8.07 |
| Width, in | 5.71 |
| Depth, in | 0.55 |
-Reverence Heritage Collection-
Artist: Ito Jakuchu
Title: Birds and Animals in the Flower Garden (Chouju Genzu)
Year of Creation: 18th Century (Edo Period)
About the Artwork:
This stunning hardcover journal showcases the revolutionary "Masume-gaki" (grid-style painting) technique by the legendary Japanese artist Ito Jakuchu. The design features a vibrant, mosaic-like depiction of exotic animals and lush flora, meticulously composed of thousands of tiny colored squares. Often described as a precursor to modern digital pixel art, this masterpiece from the 1700s captures a mythical paradise where real and imagined creatures coexist in a mesmerizing tapestry of color and pattern.
The Benefit of Ownership:
Carry a piece of avant-garde history in your hands. The intricate "pixel" patterns of Jakuchu’s world stimulate creative thinking and provide a unique tactile inspiration for your daily writing. The high-quality matte finish enhances the sophisticated color palette, making this journal not just a tool for recording thoughts, but a statement piece that reflects a deep appreciation for classical art and modern aesthetics. It is the perfect companion for those who seek to organize their "grid" of thoughts within a masterpiece of harmony.
.: Full wraparound print
.: 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
.: Matte finish
.: Casewrap binding
.: Note: 0.5"x0.5" production barcode visible on the back cover
The Reverence Heritage Collection is a curated series born from my deep roots in Japan, celebrating the enduring legacy of our nation’s greatest artists. We meticulously select iconic masterpieces—from the vibrant world of Ukiyo-e to the ethereal depths of Suiboku-ga (ink wash painting)—and digitally refine them to achieve their most striking expression on our premium hardcover journals.
Guided by a philosophy of minimalism, we honor these public domain treasures by preserving their original essence. Our approach is simple: we let the art speak for itself, avoiding unnecessary alteration to respect the artist's initial vision. This collection is more than stationery; it is an invitation to connect with the soul of legendary Japanese masters and carry their unique, one-of-a-kind spirit in your everyday life.
【 How it’s made 】
Design by Waku: The Alchemical Convergence.
Where personal intuition meets the digital pulse. My work is a bridge between eras—fusing a lifetime of aesthetic sensibility and the intimacy of hand-drawn craft with the boundless potential of generative AI. By treating AI as the modern-day brush, I transform traditional beauty into a sophisticated, contemporary language for the world to come.
【 Designed in Tokyo, Crafted Near You 】
All pieces are original works by artist Waku, created in our Tokyo studio. To achieve the fastest delivery times and minimize environmental impact, your order is carefully crafted at the highest-quality specialized facility closest to your location (including the US, UK, and EU), based on the availability of the base product.
【 Production & Shipping 】
* Sustainable Production > Made-to-order specifically for you to reduce waste.
* Production Time > 2 - 5 business days.
* Estimated Shipping Times >
* USA / Europe: 5 - 12 business days
* Rest of the World: 10 - 20 business days
(Tracking number provided for all orders).
We appreciate your patience and support for Japanese-inspired art!
— MU-NI Japan Studio
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Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of book outwards.
