Hanami Season from Momoyogusa (ca. 1909–1910) by Kamisaka Sekkakka

Japandi art refers to a design & photography style that combines elements of Japanese minimalism with Scandinavian design principles. This art form features a simple and elegant aesthetic that emphasises functionality, natural materials, and neutral colour palettes.

Japandi art often incorporates elements such as clean lines, geometric shapes, and organic textures to create a harmonious and peaceful atmosphere.

The overall goal of Japandi art is to create a sense of balance, simplicity, and tranquility in the space it occupies.

This art style has gained popularity in recent years as people seek to create calming and mindful spaces in their homes and workplaces.