Daruma
About this photo
Daruma dolls represent perseverance and the power to overcome challenges. Let this photo be a reminder to keep working towards your goals. You can do it. Taken at Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple in Gunma.
About the print
This premium print is a gorgeous blend of glossy and matte, printed on high-quality paper sourced directly from Japan. It’s fingerprint resistant, so no smudges (but still be careful handling the prints!) The print does not come framed.
Sizes and framing
I've chosen print sizes that align best with frames that are easily available. Here’s a quick overview:
8×10 (approx. 20cm x 25cm): A widely available and popular frame size.
12×16 (approx. 30cm x 40cm): Another standard size, closely resembling A3 dimensions (30cm × 42cm).
12×18 (approx 30cm × 46cm): A more unique, elongated size that exudes elegance — ideal for a statement piece.
16×20 (approx. 40cm x 50cm): A classic size with plenty of online frame options.
18×24 (approx. 46cm × 61cm): A larger size for maximum impact. While frames for this size may be pricier, the result is breathtaking and well worth the investment.
Shipping
I’m not a fan of shipping either, so I’ve made it as low as possible. Just ¥500 for worldwide shipping, no matter where you live or how many prints you get!
Have a question?
Check out my print FAQ’s for common questions! If the answer isn’t there, get in touch with me.
About this photo
Daruma dolls represent perseverance and the power to overcome challenges. Let this photo be a reminder to keep working towards your goals. You can do it. Taken at Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple in Gunma.
About the print
This premium print is a gorgeous blend of glossy and matte, printed on high-quality paper sourced directly from Japan. It’s fingerprint resistant, so no smudges (but still be careful handling the prints!) The print does not come framed.
Sizes and framing
I've chosen print sizes that align best with frames that are easily available. Here’s a quick overview:
8×10 (approx. 20cm x 25cm): A widely available and popular frame size.
12×16 (approx. 30cm x 40cm): Another standard size, closely resembling A3 dimensions (30cm × 42cm).
12×18 (approx 30cm × 46cm): A more unique, elongated size that exudes elegance — ideal for a statement piece.
16×20 (approx. 40cm x 50cm): A classic size with plenty of online frame options.
18×24 (approx. 46cm × 61cm): A larger size for maximum impact. While frames for this size may be pricier, the result is breathtaking and well worth the investment.
Shipping
I’m not a fan of shipping either, so I’ve made it as low as possible. Just ¥500 for worldwide shipping, no matter where you live or how many prints you get!
Have a question?
Check out my print FAQ’s for common questions! If the answer isn’t there, get in touch with me.
About this photo
Daruma dolls represent perseverance and the power to overcome challenges. Let this photo be a reminder to keep working towards your goals. You can do it. Taken at Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple in Gunma.
About the print
This premium print is a gorgeous blend of glossy and matte, printed on high-quality paper sourced directly from Japan. It’s fingerprint resistant, so no smudges (but still be careful handling the prints!) The print does not come framed.
Sizes and framing
I've chosen print sizes that align best with frames that are easily available. Here’s a quick overview:
8×10 (approx. 20cm x 25cm): A widely available and popular frame size.
12×16 (approx. 30cm x 40cm): Another standard size, closely resembling A3 dimensions (30cm × 42cm).
12×18 (approx 30cm × 46cm): A more unique, elongated size that exudes elegance — ideal for a statement piece.
16×20 (approx. 40cm x 50cm): A classic size with plenty of online frame options.
18×24 (approx. 46cm × 61cm): A larger size for maximum impact. While frames for this size may be pricier, the result is breathtaking and well worth the investment.
Shipping
I’m not a fan of shipping either, so I’ve made it as low as possible. Just ¥500 for worldwide shipping, no matter where you live or how many prints you get!
Have a question?
Check out my print FAQ’s for common questions! If the answer isn’t there, get in touch with me.