Traditional Japanese Art Called Gyotaku!😍 #art #japan #gyotaku

Don't be fooled by its lifelike appearance! What looks like a real fish is actually a stunning piece of art known as gyotaku. Originally used by fishermen to document their catches, this ancient Japanese technique has transformed into a detailed and beautiful art form. Watch as the artist brings the fish to life with every brushstroke, creating a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that captures nature’s beauty in intricate detail.

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[mndylwsn]

The dead fish rolled its eyes when you said brings this fish to life 😂
Beautiful art though

[squarebeluga]

It’s actually an ink/paint that’s non toxic and can washed away easily, allowing them to still eat the fish afterwards.

[NhanNguyen-wjxx]

Anyone know what type of color ink was used on fish body and then we can eat after cleaning?

[Isso]

Gyotaku are in Japan (Latin) When Translate

[hellohi]

All of these artists are CHINESE they are literally Chinese influencers. Read the wall

[Yourfatherisme]

not everything are from japan😅 do your work

[Shepardcomander-pm]

Was his body used for science.


No.