Japanska diamantmålningar
Utforska elegansen och lugnet i vår kollektion av japanska diamantmålningar. Med traditionella japanska teman fångar dessa diamantmålning kit för vuxna essensen av japansk konst, från fridfulla landskap till intrikata kulturella mönster. Perfekt för konstälskare och hantverkare, erbjuder varje kit ett unikt sätt att föra Japans skönhet in i ditt hem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hokusai's The Great Wave and landscape prints such as Snow over Zojoji Temple, Autumn at Oirase, Miyajima in the Mist and Mt. Fuji from Narusawa.
Woodblock prints use flat areas of color and clear outlines. That translates very well into drills and makes the design easy to follow.
It is a popular choice. The bold shapes and clear color areas come together steadily, so you see progress in every session.
Yes. See our Japanese art paint by numbers kits if you would rather work with a brush.
Diamond painting kits are prepared and shipped from our partner facility. Please allow 7 to 14 business days. Every order is tracked and includes shipping insurance.
Japanese Diamond Painting Kits
Japanese woodblock prints are built from clean lines and flat areas of color, which makes them a natural fit for diamond painting. This collection features Katsushika Hokusai and Kawase Hasui, two of the best known names in Japanese art, plus a few original designs inspired by them. Each Japanese diamond painting kit includes a coded adhesive canvas, resin drills, pen, wax and tray.
Featured Japanese Diamond Paintings
The Great Wave
Hokusai's towering wave with Mount Fuji behind it, the most famous Japanese print of all.
The Tiger and the Moon
A tiger under a full moon, inspired by Hokusai. Rated intermediate.
Stork in Stillness
A large, peaceful waterside scene. An advanced project to savor.
Miyajima in the Mist
Hasui's view of the famous shrine island, soft and misty.
Kawase Hasui Landscapes in Diamond Art
Seasons and snow
Hasui loved weather: snow on temples, autumn leaves and evening light.
Mountains and springs
Quiet views of Mount Fuji and a hot spring town at dawn.
Why they work in drills
Flat color areas and crisp outlines mean each section fills cleanly, so the print style stays sharp in sparkle.
Square drills for a print look
Square drills sit edge to edge and give a smooth, graphic finish that suits woodblock prints.
Round drills for shimmer
Round drills sparkle more, which makes snow, water and moonlight glow.
About the Japanese Artists
Katsushika Hokusai
Hokusai made The Great Wave off Kanagawa around 1831 as part of his series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. Its deep blues and curling foam are some of the most copied images in the world.
Kawase Hasui
Hasui was a leader of the shin-hanga movement in the early 20th century. His prints of temples, snow, rain and quiet evenings capture the mood of a place, which is lovely to rebuild drill by drill.
Start here
The Great Wave has bold shapes and clear areas, a great first Japanese diamond painting.
For a challenge
Snow over Zojoji Temple is rated advanced, with fine snow and detail.
For animal lovers
The Tiger and the Moon and Stork in Stillness bring wildlife into the collection.
For calm spaces
Misty island and mountain views suit bedrooms and reading corners.
Explore More Japanese Art
Read how diamond painting brings Japanese art to life. Prefer brushes? See our Japanese paint by numbers, including Hokusai and Kawase Hasui kits. Or browse all our diamond painting kits.
