Collection: World Art Government

We aim to spread the joy of sand painting worldwide!
We produce and sell DIY kits that make it easy for people to enjoy sand painting.

We engage in a wide range of activities in Japan and overseas, such as holding workshops, exhibiting at events, and creating novelty sand painting kits.

Commitment to Products:

• All kits come with pre-cut base paper, making it easy to enjoy sand painting by simply peeling off the stickers and sprinkling sand.
• The surrealistic and pop designs are all original creations by Naoshi, a sand painting artist.
• You can experience the fun and artistry of sand painting by interacting with the comfortable, sparkling, and silky-colored sand.
• Sand painting workshops are conducted in Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, Taiwan, South Korea, and Thailand.
• We are dedicated to sharing the fun and charm of sand painting with people around the world.

Please try Sunaeya's Sunae DIY Kit for yourself.

About 100 years ago, under the influence of Western Art Nouveau
Japanese painting and design became innovative and sophisticated.
The Haikara Museum of Art features works by Japanese painters active in Japan and abroad since the Meiji period.
The museum features works by Kawase Tomoe Sui, Yoshida Hiroshi, Obara Kohson, and Komura Settai that depict the beautiful nature of Japan.
The museum offers reproductions of woodblock prints from 1868 to 1969, including works depicting the beautiful nature of Japan by Kawase Tomoe, Yoshida Hiroshi, Obara Koson, and Komura Settai.

Woodblock prints evolved in Japan in the early days and were the model for many of the world's most famous painters.
Their high techniques with delicate depictions and diverse colors were highly appreciated overseas, and the originals from that time were sold to overseas collectors.
The original prints at that time caught the eyes of overseas collectors, who bought them in large quantities.
As a result, they are now rare and expensive even in Japan.

Since a few years ago, many exhibitions of new prints have been held at art museums in Japan.
In addition, TV and magazine advertisements have brought them back to the public's attention and interest.
and TV magazines have brought them back to the public's attention and interest.
The great artists of the past 100 years have been promoting their art to the general public
The woodblock prints have evolved along with the desire to bring art to the masses and enrich their lives,
The High Color Museum of Art was started with the hope of returning to its original purpose once again.
The Haikara Museum of Art was started with the desire to return once again to the original purpose of woodblock prints.

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Commitment to Products

Thoughts on Creation ・・・・・.
We have been particular about reproducing the vividness of the tones of the original prints.
Through repeated printing and revisions, we have brought the prints of the period and the modern prints closer together.
We aim to reproduce the natural atmosphere and beauty of the prints so that even a reproduction could be mistaken for the real thing.
We strive to reproduce the natural atmosphere and beauty of the prints so that they could be mistaken for the originals even when reproduced.
It is my unending respect for the artists who have left us their wonderful works,
It is my sincere pleasure to offer you the opportunity to appreciate their paintings.