Mizutama no Mori 水玉の森 | Japanese Polka Dot Mushroom Forest Print | Retro Maximalist Botanical Wall Art | Giclée Fine Art
Mizutama no Mori 水玉の森 · La Forêt à Pois
In Japanese, mizutama means polka dots, but its literal meaning is "water jewels". This print is a forest of them: oversized mushrooms and seed heads crowd together in a warm earthen glow, their caps scattered with coral spots, black speckles, cream freckles and fine radiating lines, like a woodland seen through a kaleidoscope.
Soft blush, peach and terracotta blooms sit beside inky black shapes and dusty slate blue, all set against a rich caramel brown. Every part of the canvas is filled with pattern, yet it feels calm rather than busy, a dreamy, tactile world you could lose an afternoon in.
It is a print for maximalists and pattern lovers, for living rooms, hallways and creative spaces that welcome a little joyful strangeness. It brings warmth and colour to a neutral wall, and makes a memorable gift for anyone who loves mushrooms, mid-century design or Japanese-inspired art.
A landscape-format print that pairs beautifully with warm woods, rattan, terracotta, velvet and earthy neutrals.
Print Details
- Giclée printed on 200gsm archival fine art paper
- Rich, fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting colour
- Landscape orientation
- Supplied unframed, ready for a standard-size frame
- Carefully packaged and dispatched from the UK
- Original artwork by Stanley Street Studio
Frame shown for illustration only. Colours may vary slightly between screens.