A Water Imp's Fart - T-Shirt Hiroshige Utagawa Tesshū's brushwork is highly regarded

Tesshū's brushwork is highly regarded for its "unfettered" quality – the idea that the brush follows the spirit without hesitation

the skull is not a macabre symbol but a profound reminder of impermanence (mujo)

it is a Zen concept that many Zen enthusiasts are busy trying to grasp only to disover that there was never anything to grasp in the first place

Taken straight from a painting by Itō Jakuchū

celebrated for his eclectic approach to religious training and his dynamic artistic style

A Water Imp's Fart - T-Shirt Hiroshige Utagawa Tesshū's brushwork is highly regardedThis Japanese art t shirt brings a touch of irreverent Edo period humor to your daily rotation. Featuring a high quality reproduction of a classic woodblock print, this tee combines historical Japanese folklore with the eccentric wit a very special artist of the Edo period: Kawanabe Kysai. The design The artwork displayed on this shirt belongs to the series One Hundred Pictures by Kysai (kysai hyakuzu). It depicts a comical scene involving a Kappa a