Samurai Wall Art

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The samurai is one of the most iconic figures in Japanese art. This collection gathers prints where a samurai is a main subject, from ukiyo-e inspired warriors and katana-drawn duels to calm, minimalist silhouettes standing before mountains, moons and bamboo forests.

Samurai wall art brings strength and focus to home offices, living rooms, hallways and bedrooms. Pair it with Japanese ink and woodblock style prints for a cohesive, Japanese-inspired wall.

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What is samurai wall art?

Samurai wall art is artwork where a samurai or Japanese warrior is a main subject. It ranges from ukiyo-e inspired scenes to modern minimalist silhouettes.

Which rooms suit samurai prints?

Samurai prints suit home offices, living rooms, hallways and bedrooms. Their sense of focus and discipline makes them a popular choice for workspaces and gyms.

What style are these samurai prints?

The collection includes ukiyo-e and Japanese woodblock inspired designs, Japanese ink style artwork and minimalist silhouettes.

What goes well with samurai wall art?

Pair samurai prints with Japanese landscapes, Mount Fuji, cranes or ink wash artwork. Black frames and natural wood suit the look.

What sizes are the prints available in?

Most prints are available from A4 up to A0, plus a range of other sizes from 13 x 18cm to 75 x 100cm.

How long does delivery take?

Every print is made to order and usually dispatched within 1 to 2 days. UK orders typically arrive in 3 to 6 days.

Can I return a print?

Yes. You can return or exchange a print within 30 days. See our returns page for the details.

Do you have other Japanese art prints?

Yes. Browse our Japanese wall art collection for landscapes, cranes, koi, waves and more.

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