Introducing WABI SABI COLLECTION
Inspired by rust, cracked walls, flaking paint, moss forming on rocks and nature rebirthing...
Wabi sabi is the understanding and appreciation of finding beauty in every aspect of imperfection in nature. To see and enjoy the aesthetic of nature, and know that she is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete.
The Japanese belief and concept of Wabi sabi embraces just that and allows people to be accepting, open and embrace the beauty of flaws found in the rawness of nature.
I hope you love this collection too. Maiko x
hand drawn baby prints
Hand drawn custom baby name prints in actual size of your child's height at birth. It also includes your child's birth date, weight, time of birth, birth city and country. Makes such a memorable gift for new parents too x
art for dreamers
Oh hi there, my name is Maiko Nagao and I'm an artist and designer from Auckland, New Zealand. Most of my inspiration comes from my absolute love of nature and you may find my colour palette is filled with all the warmth and joy. It would be amazing if my art could somehow fill your homes with love, hopes and many many dreams!
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Maiko Nagao x The Design Chaser limited edition fine art prints.
Introducing this very exciting collaboration with The Design Chaser.
The Design Chaser is a global blog founded by interior stylist and designer Michelle Halford. Creating quality, engaging content, Michelle reports on global interior news, inspiring creatives and residential design projects. Inspired by Nordic interiors, Michelle creates elegant, sensory spaces that are pared back, yet layered with warmth and texture. She also carries out art direction, styling and photography for like-minded brands and has styled interior showrooms, commercial spaces and private residences.
This Wabi Sabi collection was inspired by rust, cracked walls, flaking paint, moss forming on rocks and nature rebirthing... Wabi Sabi is the understanding and appreciation of finding beauty in every aspect of imperfection in nature. To see and enjoy the aesthetic of nature, and know that she is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete. The Japanese belief and concept of Wabi Sabi embraces just that and allows people to be accepting, open and embrace the beauty of flaws found in the rawness of nature.
Acrylic on canvas fine art print by Maiko Nagao.
A2: Edition of 75
A1: Edition of 65
A0: Edition of 55
Unframed and printed in New Zealand on fine art 300gsm cotton rag archival paper.
Please allow 10 working days for dispatch as we print to order.
"Thank you so much for the incredible customer service and the quality of your prints are just amazing! Your artwork is even more beautiful in person. Love your work, Maiko."
"Just received your artwork - your art really shines through! I'm absolutely obsessed. You are such a talent!"
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