Katsushika Hokusai‘s Botanical Prints
Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) was one of the most influential artists of Japan’s Edo period, a time marked by artistic experimentation and a growing fascination with the natural world. While he is best known worldwide for The Great Wave (click here to see our special edition notebook inspired by this iconic woodblock print), Hokusai’s work extended far beyond a single iconic image.
His botanical prints reveal a quieter, yet equally masterful side of his artistry. Precise lines, balanced compositions, and a deep presence in nature define these works, capturing plants not merely as decorative elements but as living forms worthy of close attention. Rooted in traditional ukiyo-e techniques yet driven by constant curiosity and innovation, Hokusai’s botanical studies reflect a lifelong dedication to observation.
Hokusai‘s Botanical Notebooks
In this collection, each notebook is inspired by the natural beauty captured in Katsushika Hokusai’s botanical prints. Created for those who are drawn to Japanese aesthetics and nature-inspired design, these notebooks are for anyone who appreciates stationery that feels both stylish, artistic and practical.
They also make a lovely gift for someone special who shares that same love for Japanese art, or for those who simply recognize and cherish beautiful details.
- High quality paper
- 60 clean, cream colored pages
- Soft, matte covers and flexible spine
- Lightweight and portable – take it anywhere!
- The perfect gift!
Hokusai’s Lilies
Hokusai’s Bell-Flower and Dragonfly
Hokusai’s Hydrangea and Swallow
Hokusai’s Peonies and Butterfly
