ART WORKS ,IMA COCO.#005 (33.46 in X33.46 in) (850mm X 850mm)TATAMI PANEL X KAKUJIKU3；on Osaka Art & Design 2025

Tatami Panel : 850 X 850 mm (33.46 in X 33.46 in) X 1

KAKEJIKU SIZE :220 X 670mm (8.66 in X 26.37 in) X 3

Title : IMA COCO.#005

Materials

• KAKUJIKU:3
• TATAMI PANEL
• Natural Japanese sumi ink
• Spray bottle technique

Techniques

• Sumi-e
• Spray art

(abstract expressionism)

*Framing ; Tatami Panel : 850 X 850 mm (33.46 in X 33.46 in)

On Osaka Art & Design 2025

https://www.osaka-artanddesign.com/

Custom Orders

I believe in creating unique pieces that reflect personal connections. If you have a specific idea or vision in mind, I would love to hear it! Simply send me a message, and together we can explore how to bring your vision to life in a one-of-a-kind artwork, made just for you.

Packaging

All of my artworks are carefully packaged to ensure they arrive safely. Depending on the size, they will either be rolled and placed in a sturdy tube or packed flat for extra protection.

Shipping Options

I ship worldwide using registered priority mail with tracking for every order. If you need your art delivered more quickly, you can select DHL express shipping at checkout (additional charges apply).

About My Paintings

Every piece I create is an original unless otherwise stated. I use natural Japanese sumi ink and mineral pigments on handmade washi paper, employing traditional Eastern sumi-e techniques alongside my personal spray art method. Because I hand-cut the paper, please note that the listed dimensions may vary slightly by up to 1 cm (or 1/2 inch). For this reason, I recommend waiting to arrange framing until after you receive your artwork. All of my paintings are mounted for durability, and each one is signed and sealed with my personal stamp— a traditional way to authenticate the artist in Japanese and Chinese art.

Framing

I do not ship framed artworks for several reasons:

1. Frames are a deeply personal choice that should complement your individual space and style.
2. Framing services in my country are not cost-effective compared to other places.
3. Shipping and packaging framed artwork is extremely expensive.
4. Frames are fragile and can easily break during transit, potentially damaging the artwork.
5. For these reasons, it's more practical, affordable, and safer to have your piece framed locally. The process of framing my works is no different from framing any other paper-based art. While washi paper is thin and delicate, all of my paintings are mounted on a second layer of rice paper, making them as durable as any other paper for framing.

About ZENZEN-STUDIO

An art materials trader producing "sumi-e" (Japanese ink painting) for audiences both in Japan and abroad. Self-taught in the pursuit of splash ink art, the artist focuses on showcasing the unique beauty of handcrafted Eastern paper.
Through ZENZEN, the artist creates and shares ink-based abstract works, art kits, and workshops — cultivating opportunities to embrace "Now. Here. This." and experience the essence of being present.