Hokusai - Sumo Rubber Stamp

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• This rubber stamp features a scene of sumo wrestling from Hokusai’s famous "Hokusai Manga." It captures the intense power just before the dohyo edge, the tension in the strained muscles — a scene that symbolizes Edo’s popular culture. The stamp preserves the rhythm and dynamism of Hokusai's line work, skillfully produced with Tokyo-based printing techniques. A collection that vividly conveys the strength and energy of sumo wrestlers.

  Features

  • Artistic Rubber Stamp
    Like woodblock prints of the Edo period, this stamp employs modern technology to beautifully recreate Hokusai’s expressive lines. Film output and vacuum pressing techniques preserve the charm of the original artwork.

  • Experience Hokusai's World in Your Hand
    With characters drawn in Hokusai’s unique, slightly humorous style, each stamp creates a lively, whimsical universe with every impression.

  • Collectible and Displayable
    Packaged in a monochrome-themed A5 box that blends well with interior decor and bookshelves. Designed for enjoyment, collection, and display.

  • A Perfect Gift
    The sumo collection, capturing Japan’s national sport in powerful moments, is an art piece that reflects traditional culture. An ideal and meaningful gift for overseas friends or loved ones.

  Craftsmanship & Production

  Produced by Tokyo-based printing, which holds 30% share nationwide. Its high-precision printing process expresses fine details, expertly capturing the charm of Hokusai’s work.

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  Specifications

  • Contents: Set of 4 rubber stamps
  • Dimensions: W104×D152×H28 mm
  • Weight: 280g
  • Material: Natural rubber, wood
  • Outer Packaging: Cardboard box
  • Made in Japan

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  Notes & Cautions

  • Do not use for purposes other than intended.
  • Avoid heat, humidity, and direct sunlight to prevent deterioration.
  • Keep out of reach of small children.
  • Be cautious if you have allergies.
  • Handle delicately to avoid damage.
  • The stamp is not suitable for sponge-type ink pads, as it may not produce fine details with such materials.