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"Warrior of the North Pole" Washi Postcard by Nitnglll / Bungu

"Warrior of the North Pole" Washi Postcard by Nitnglll / Bungu

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"Warrior of the North Pole" Washi Postcard by Nitnglll / Bungu

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The Story

Bungu Original Postcards

Celebrate the work of small independent artists with our exclusive collection of Bungu postcards, featuring original illustrations from talented creators around the world. Perfect for gifting or adding to your stationery collection, each postcard captures the essence of creativity and storytelling.

50% of the proceeds from every postcard sold will go directly to the artist, supporting their craft and vision.

Title: "Warrior of the North Pole"
Artist: Nitnglll
Medium: Digital (hand-drawn)
Instagram: @nitnglll
Other postcards: "Springtime Adventure," "Cherry Blossom Memories," "Pink Rain," Nitnglll's Postcard Bundle

Paper Details

Printed on Washi Hakōshi paper, known in Japan for its micro-embossed surface that captures the soft glow of natural light. The paper is widely used for fine stationery, art reproductions, and gift packaging because it combines a refined texture with lasting quality.

Most suitable for pencils and oil-based ballpoint pens.

Specifications

Dimensions H148mm × W100mm
Materials Paper
Country of Origin Japan


About Postcard

In “Warrior of the North Pole,” I imagined what it would be like if the story of Santa Claus was set in Japan during the turbulent Sengoku period. Winters must have been bitterly harsh and cold then, and I wanted to reflect that atmosphere instead of the usual cheerful spirit associated with Christmas. At the center of the illustration is an armor-clad warrior accompanied by his two loyal reindeer, carrying the season’s gifts through the snowstorm with quiet determination.

— Nitnglll

"Warrior of the North Pole" Washi Postcard by Nitnglll / Bungu - Image 2

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

"Warrior of the North Pole" Washi Postcard by Nitnglll / Bungu - Image 3

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

"Warrior of the North Pole" Washi Postcard by Nitnglll / Bungu - Image 4

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Bungu Original Postcards

Celebrate the work of small independent artists with our exclusive collection of Bungu postcards, featuring original illustrations from talented creators around the world. Perfect for gifting or adding to your stationery collection, each postcard captures the essence of creativity and storytelling.

50% of the proceeds from every postcard sold will go directly to the artist, supporting their craft and vision.

Title: "Warrior of the North Pole"
Artist: Nitnglll
Medium: Digital (hand-drawn)
Instagram: @nitnglll
Other postcards: "Springtime Adventure," "Cherry Blossom Memories," "Pink Rain," Nitnglll's Postcard Bundle

Paper Details

Printed on Washi Hakōshi paper, known in Japan for its micro-embossed surface that captures the soft glow of natural light. The paper is widely used for fine stationery, art reproductions, and gift packaging because it combines a refined texture with lasting quality.

Most suitable for pencils and oil-based ballpoint pens.

Specifications

Dimensions H148mm × W100mm
Materials Paper
Country of Origin Japan


About Postcard

In “Warrior of the North Pole,” I imagined what it would be like if the story of Santa Claus was set in Japan during the turbulent Sengoku period. Winters must have been bitterly harsh and cold then, and I wanted to reflect that atmosphere instead of the usual cheerful spirit associated with Christmas. At the center of the illustration is an armor-clad warrior accompanied by his two loyal reindeer, carrying the season’s gifts through the snowstorm with quiet determination.

— Nitnglll

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