Mountain
[ Dimensions ]
30 x 40 cm
[ Collection ]
Tsunagu
[ Description ]
Anime cel print
Cel print from Fist of the North Star (Hokuto no Ken, 1984–1988), the seminal action epic created by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara and produced by Toei Animation.
The image depicts Kenshiro and Shin at the peak of their destined confrontation over Yuria—two men bound first by friendship, then divided by loss and vengeance. The print captures the emotional gravity of their encounter, where loyalty, betrayal, and longing collide.
Produced using layered pigment transfers, the cel print preserves the tonal depth and dramatic contrast of the original hand-painted frame while maintaining exceptional color stability. It stands as a distilled visual record of one of the series’ defining moments.
Medium: Studio cel print on acetate
Dimensions: 20 × 29 cm
Obi
A Nishijin-woven obi featuring a mountain motif. In Japanese aesthetics, mountains symbolize inner strength, endurance, and transcendence. Each silk thread records the weaver’s precise manual adjustments, turning craftsmanship into an abstract landscape.
Medium: Nishijin-woven silk obi
Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm (framed)
[ Description ]
Anime cel print
Cel print from Fist of the North Star (Hokuto no Ken, 1984–1988), the seminal action epic created by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara and produced by Toei Animation.
The image depicts Kenshiro and Shin at the peak of their destined confrontation over Yuria—two men bound first by friendship, then divided by loss and vengeance. The print captures the emotional gravity of their encounter, where loyalty, betrayal, and longing collide.
Produced using layered pigment transfers, the cel print preserves the tonal depth and dramatic contrast of the original hand-painted frame while maintaining exceptional color stability. It stands as a distilled visual record of one of the series’ defining moments.
Medium: Studio cel print on acetate
Dimensions: 20 × 29 cm
Obi
A Nishijin-woven obi featuring a mountain motif. In Japanese aesthetics, mountains symbolize inner strength, endurance, and transcendence. Each silk thread records the weaver’s precise manual adjustments, turning craftsmanship into an abstract landscape.
Medium: Nishijin-woven silk obi
Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm (framed)
