Asian culture art

This artwork portrays a vintage Japanese landscape featuring small birds, cherry blossoms, and an orange sunrise. The composition reflects the essence of traditional Japanese art and nature aesthetics.

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These days you won't surprise anyone with your dolphin ankle tattoo or an eternity sign on your wrist. Even believe tattooed on your collarbone is so everyday that one might think they're being sold in Walmart or something. This previous passage is basically saying that tattoos have become the norm, but that's exactly how we like it! In fact, we like body art so much that we've dedicated this whole article to tattoo quotes to highlight our undying love for the art. If you like them as much…

““Hidden Jewels” 24x36 Oil on Canvas & Recycled Material. Painted by me. I painted this piece to represent the unity between Pakistani, Indian and Bangladeshi cultures. No matter where we are from, in sisterhood we are one. This is one of my favorite pieces so please enjoy. 🥰”

Japanese Torii Gate Art lesson by Easy Peasy Art School. Online art lesson for teachers students and artists of all ages.

In recent years the market of Chinese art is widely reported to be among the hottest and fastest-growing in the world, attracting buyers all over the world. Observing from history of art, the Eastern painting has much difference with Western painting. It is probably because the eastern art attaches importance to subjectivity, and the western art places value upon objectivity. Therefore the traditional Chinese painting pays attention to romantic charm, while the western painting lays emphasis…

Calming 19th century Japanese floral prints by Kan-en Iwasaki.

Vietnamese artist Phung Banh (@PB.Journal on Instagram) showcased a set of gorgeous artworks depicting and celebrating the different cultures of Asian people worldwide. She created the latest addition to the series in order to honor the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI/API) Heritage Month.

During China's Ming and Qing dynasties, which together spanned the years 1386 to 1912, few in the Middle Kingdom, let alone elsewhere, could hope for even a glimpse of the finest Chinese artworks of their time.

I created this piece to celebrate the art of hospitality in South Asian households. Culturally we show love and care towards our guests through sharing food and making unlimited chai- how beautiful is that? 🥺 Product details: *A5 size *Design printed on silk card (350gsm) with a matt laminate Please be aware that the frame shown in the image is not included and the colours of the print may vary slightly from the images💖 Feel free to message me with any questions!