Shin Nihon Calendar 2026 Wall Calendar Year of the Horse NK73
Product Description
Explore the enchanting world of horses and dreams through the artwork of sumi-e artist Hajime Okamoto. This wall calendar features 13 pages of captivating illustrations paired with inspiring words, offering a unique blend of art and wisdom.
Product Specification
- Size: 46/4 cut (535×380mm)
- Pages: 13
- Paper: Cream high-quality 70kg
- Binding: Metal binding
- Calendar Details: Includes Japanese era names, six-day weeks, lunar calendar, ten celestial stems, twelve zodiac signs, 24 solar terms, nine stars, special days, seasonal events, proverbs, and slogans
- Customizable Name Space: 80×355mm
- Custom Printing Dimensions: Up to 65×305mm
About the Artist
Hajime Okamoto, born in Osaka in 1942, is a renowned space producer and artist. He studied seal engraving and calligraphy in China in 1986 and founded a cultural research institute in 1991, focusing on Japanese-inspired lifestyle products. In 1998, he introduced the cat character "Kabamaru."
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Description
Product Description
Explore the enchanting world of horses and dreams through the artwork of sumi-e artist Hajime Okamoto. This wall calendar features 13 pages of captivating illustrations paired with inspiring words, offering a unique blend of art and wisdom.
Product Specification
- Size: 46/4 cut (535×380mm)
- Pages: 13
- Paper: Cream high-quality 70kg
- Binding: Metal binding
- Calendar Details: Includes Japanese era names, six-day weeks, lunar calendar, ten celestial stems, twelve zodiac signs, 24 solar terms, nine stars, special days, seasonal events, proverbs, and slogans
- Customizable Name Space: 80×355mm
- Custom Printing Dimensions: Up to 65×305mm
About the Artist
Hajime Okamoto, born in Osaka in 1942, is a renowned space producer and artist. He studied seal engraving and calligraphy in China in 1986 and founded a cultural research institute in 1991, focusing on Japanese-inspired lifestyle products. In 1998, he introduced the cat character "Kabamaru."
