Sticker Box - Katsushika Hokusai - 45 Stickers

Timeless Waves & Ukiyo-e Dreams from Edo Japan

Immerse yourself in the elegance of Edo-period Japan with the Katsushika Hokusai Sticker Box. This exquisite collection features forty-five miniature reproductions of Hokusai’s most iconic woodblock prints, including The Great Wave off Kanagawa and scenes from Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji. Perfect for admirers of Japanese art, culture, and natural beauty, this set transforms any journal or creative project into a serene visual journey through history.

Material & Quality

Printed on smooth matte adhesive paper, each sticker captures the fine linework and vivid pigments of traditional ukiyo-e art. The clean-cut edges and rich color contrast make these stickers ideal for journaling, collaging, or gifting—preserving the timeless artistry of Japan’s most celebrated printmaker in collectible form.

Design Variants

Each box includes a vivid selection of Hokusai’s renowned works, blending nature, humanity, and movement with grace:

• The Great Wave off Kanagawa and other seascapes

• Mount Fuji from multiple scenic perspectives

• Depictions of daily life in Edo-era Japan

• Landscapes, boats, and flowering scenes in traditional hues

Perfect For

• Japanese art and culture journals

• Aesthetic collages and study layouts

• Scrapbooks, postcards, and travel diaries

• Thoughtful gifts for art lovers and collectors

Product Highlights

• Forty-five miniature ukiyo-e art stickers

• Faithful reproductions of Hokusai’s masterpieces

• Smooth matte finish with clean adhesive application

• Compact collector’s box with elegant Japanese-style design

Product Description

• Sticker Size: Approx. 3.8 × 3.8 cm

• Box Size: Approx. 4.4 × 4.4 × 1.1 cm

• Material: Matte adhesive paper

• Brand: Unlabeled (Imported Art Series)

• Made in China

A Little Note

“It is undeniable that his revolutionary expression had a great impact on the creative world of the time.” Carry a piece of Hokusai’s vision with you, each sticker a quiet echo of Edo Japan’s artistry, balance, and boundless imagination.