Mount Fuji Pagoda Moon
The red Chureito Pagoda glows among cherry blossoms while lake-town lights shimmer below and snow-capped Mount Fuji rises under a full moon.
$35 poster · $69 framed (12×18) · $149 peel & stick wall mural (4×6 ft)
12 Asian and Japanese art prints · $35 poster · $69 framed · 12×18 · $149 peel & stick wall mural (4×6 ft) · shipping included
These are 12 moonlit Asian landscape and temple prints, each sold as a 12×18 in poster for $35, a black-framed print for $69, or a 4×6 ft peel and stick wall mural for $149, with shipping included. Most show real places at night, among them Mount Fuji, Kyoto, the Great Wall, Guilin, the Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat and Bagan, with a full moon in the sky and warm lantern light below.
Mist does a lot of the work here: it softens karst peaks and bamboo, settles over temple plains and lifts off still ponds, so even the busiest scenes stay calm. That makes this the most meditative group in the Night Windows series, with deep greens and blues rather than bright colour.
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Mount Fuji, a Kyoto bamboo grove and a temple garden pond: the quietest corner of the series.
Karst peaks, sandstone pillars and the Great Wall, each wrapped in moonlit mist.
Temples, stupas, rice terraces and a lantern-lit bay, from Agra and Angkor to Bali and Ha Long.
Bedroom. Go for stillness: Kyoto Bamboo Moon with its soft green grove, Japanese Temple Pond with the moon in the water, or the lantern-lit junks of Ha Long Bay.
Living room or a feature wall. Big, recognisable scenes carry across a room: Mount Fuji and the Chureito Pagoda, the Great Wall at Mutianyu and the Taj Mahal. To make one fill the wall, the same artwork comes as a 4×6 ft (48×72 in) peel and stick wall mural; the peel and stick wall murals collection covers measuring and wall prep.
Meditation corner, yoga room or study. The temple pieces are the most contemplative: Angkor Wat reflected in its lotus pond, the stupas of Bagan, or mossy steps in Bali Jungle Temple.
Office or hallway. Layered mountain scenes read well from a distance: the Li River near Guilin, Zhangjiajie’s pillars or Moonlit Rice Terraces.
A trip to remember. If you hiked to the Chureito Pagoda, walked the wall at Mutianyu or visited Angkor, the place-named prints are made for that. Pairs work well too: Fuji with Kyoto for a Japan wall, or Guilin with Ha Long Bay for karst country.
Prefer high peaks, still lakes or the sea? See the mountain wall art collection, the lake and waterfall wall art collection and the coastal wall art collection. Not sure about size? The print size guide compares the poster, framed print and mural.
What sizes and formats are available? Every piece comes as a 12×18 in enhanced matte poster ($35), the same 12×18 print in a black frame ($69), or a 4×6 ft (48×72 in) peel and stick wall mural on removable polyester ($149). Shipping is included on all three.
Are these real places? Most are named places reimagined at night: the Chureito Pagoda below Mount Fuji, a Kyoto bamboo grove, the Great Wall at Mutianyu, the Li River near Guilin, Zhangjiajie, the Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat, Bagan and Ha Long Bay. Japanese Temple Pond, Bali Jungle Temple and Moonlit Rice Terraces evoke those landscapes rather than one exact viewpoint.
Is there Japanese wall art for a bedroom? Yes. Kyoto Bamboo Moon and Japanese Temple Pond are the calmest pieces in the collection, with soft greens, still water and mist. Mount Fuji Pagoda Moon has more colour from the cherry blossoms and pagoda, so it suits a living room or hallway as well.
Will the watermark be on my print? No. The previews on this site carry a small Night Shade Art watermark to discourage copying; your print is made from a clean file without it.
How long does delivery take? Every order is printed to order after checkout and shipped by post. Wall murals ship in 1–2 weeks.
How do I pay? Every button opens secure Stripe checkout, and your receipt arrives by email.
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