Senjya Fuda Design Book

A Great Accent for Japanese Tattoo Designs

Senjya Fuda (one-thousand-shrine sticker) originated as paper mementos that were pasted on the walls and pillars of temples and shrines by believers to mark their visits to make votive offerings.

Senjya fuda reached their heyday in the eighteenth century, when numerous designs were produced and collectors formed circles for the purpose of exchanging them, a practice that became very popular and gave rise to even greater design originality.

This collection of senjya fuda is a storehouse of graphic design that can serve as valuable resource for contemporary designers.

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