Pray Japan Tapestries

Japan already start the new year with disasters, let’s pray for Japan

For anyone who loves Japan and Japanese art and culture.

This design was inspired by the 1985 ninja cult classic, Pray for Death. It is one of a handful of quintessential ninja movies of the 80s. It tells a slow burning tale of revenge with a haunting track that defined Sho Kosugi's unforgettable portrayal of a man named Akira Saito escaping his ninja past, only to be thrust back into it when the law failed him repeatedly. His body, his spirit and his soul will return to his shadows. The shadows of the ninja!

Ramen

For those who love ramen soup

In times of need lighting a candle bring always peace to the mind.

Unlock success with the powerful mantra: Pray, Hustle, Repeat. Embrace purpose, pray for guidance, hustle with determination, and repeat for a journey of continuous growth. Your path to success starts here. #PrayHustleRepeat

"Oneness" is an original ink brush pen painting. 8.5 x 11" on white paper. "Tao is the oneness of all things. When doubt and uncertainty arise, return to this simple truth. Be in oneness and the illusion of separateness dies. Be still and allow unity to be revealed." - Vimala McClure I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese ‘sumie’ painting. Sumie attempts to capture the Chi or life spirit of the subject with just a few strokes of the brush. I try to set my scanner to be as close as possible to the original color of the art piece. There is a slight color variation between the digital and the scanned original art. I assume reproduction rights to all of my original art. Nothing may be used in any way, sha...

Be tender and gentle with those you love. I dedicate this painting to all those that embrace kindness. "Tenderness" is an original dry brush pen painting/drawing. I also used prisma pencil and ink. It is painted on textured white paper. I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese 'sumi-e' and chinese 'shui-mo hua' paintings. "Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind." - Bruce Lee - I assume reproduction rights to all of my original art. Nothing may be used in any way, shape or form on merchandise or promotional items of any kind. Thank you... Rebecca Rees

Sometimes the small details are the most interesting.

Cute little monk statue.

If you visit a Japanese temple it's tradition to wash your hands before you pray.

These barels you can find in many temples in Japan. It's a present for the temple to get a bountiful harvest.

A world in Chaos

Every tried to pray at night?