Kawase Hasui Mal etter tall
Utforsk den rolige skjønnheten i Kawase Hasui malerier med våre eksklusive mal etter tall-sett. Berømt for sine rolige landskap og delikate tresnitt, fanget Hasui vakkert tradisjonelle japanske scener og hverdagsøyeblikk. Nyt å male disse beroligende, stemningsfulle scenene som bringer tidløs japansk kunst inn i hjemmet ditt.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Kawase Hasui var en fremtredende japansk kunstner kjent for sine landskaps tresnitt. Kunsten hans gjenspeiler vakkert naturens ro, og skildrer tradisjonelle japanske scener med subtilitet og eleganse.
Hasui's paintings are detailed but manageable for intermediate painters or beginners seeking a gentle challenge. If you're brand new, consider our Easy Paint by Numbers collection first.
Hvert sett kommer med et premium nummerert lerret, rike akrylmalinger, høykvalitets pensler, og et enkelt å følge referansebilde. Alt er inkludert så du kan begynne å male med en gang.
Hasuis kunst tilbyr beroligende, visuelt behagelige scener inspirert av tradisjonelt Japan. Å male disse rolige landskapene er ikke bare avslappende, men også en fantastisk måte å sette pris på japansk kulturarv og kunst.
Ja! Du kan utforske mer japansk kunst i vår samling av japanske malerier, med verk av kjente kunstnere som Hasui, Hokusai, og flere.
Kawase Hasui Paint by Numbers: Quiet Japanese Landscapes
Kawase Hasui (1883 to 1957) was a Tokyo-born printmaker and a leading artist of shin-hanga, the "new prints" movement that revived Japanese woodblock printing in the 20th century. Working with the publisher Watanabe Shōzaburō, he traveled all over Japan sketching temples, snowy bridges, misty harbors and moonlit shrines. In 1956 he was named a Living National Treasure. Our Kawase Hasui paint by numbers kits turn his peaceful scenes into calm, rewarding projects.
Famous Kawase Hasui Prints You Can Paint
Snow over Zojoji Temple
A figure with an umbrella crossing a snowy temple gate in Tokyo. One of his most famous prints.
Miyajima in the Mist
The island shrine softened by mist. A best seller, rated beginner.
Mt. Fuji from Narusawa
Fuji rising over quiet countryside. Rated intermediate.
Autumn at Oirase
A mountain stream framed by fall color. Rated intermediate.
Choosing a Kawase Hasui Paint by Numbers Kit
Easy starts
Five designs are rated beginner, with calm compositions and fewer tiny sections.
Winter scenes
Hasui loved snow. Pines in Clear Weather After Snow is a serene, intermediate project.
Diamond painting
Zojoji, Miyajima, Narusawa, Oirase and Arayu also come as diamond painting kits.
How Shin-hanga Prints Were Made
The artist
Hasui drew the design and chose the colors, often from sketches made on his travels.
The carver
A craftsman cut a separate woodblock for each color, sometimes dozens for one print.
The printer
Each block was inked and pressed by hand, building up soft gradients of sky and water.
Tips for Painting Kawase Hasui by Numbers
Why Hasui suits paint by numbers
Shin-hanga prints are made from carved blocks, each carrying one color. That layered, flat-color structure translates naturally to a numbered canvas, so the finished painting keeps the look of a print.
Painting mist and snow
Paint the palest numbers first and work toward the darker shapes. Soft areas like mist, snow and sky will blend more smoothly that way. Save small details such as lanterns, figures and falling snowflakes for the very end.
More Japanese Art
His quiet winter and temple scenes are especially calming to paint on long evenings. Compare Hasui's gentle views with the bold prints of Katsushika Hokusai, explore our Japanese paint by numbers and landscapes, or browse all our paint by numbers kits.
