Japanese koi carp / koi fish pattern images | Free Smartphone Wallpaper Material

 

 

We are introducing a cool koi-style camouflage wallpaper mainly featuring a weighty black color. This image material creates visual enjoyment as a smartphone wallpaper with the vivid accent of red. It is a free material available to anyone for free, produced to allow daily enjoyment of high-quality material. As for the pattern explanation, it sublimates the bold ink patterns unique to Showa Tricolor into a camouflage design, resulting in a texture that pursues completion as a material. As a random page introduction text, we promise that this image will give your smartphone screen elegance and strength, allowing you to feel the Japanese spirit that straightens your back every time you look at it. Please find the perfect pattern for you from the high-quality image materials that expand the range for design material use.

 

 

 

 

 

Editing and Utilization of High-Quality Data | The Creative Value as Image Material

 

 

The 1290x2796px wallpaper is a high-resolution texture image with an image size of 1MB to 2MB, and not only can it be used as is, but its high freedom to trim or specify favorite parts as wallpaper makes its value as an image material very high. Including suggestions to adjust brightness through image editing to suit your preferences, and the fact that other design wallpapers are available on other pages, it is structured as a material that deepens the significance of creative use. This work expresses the value theory of survival and camouflage in the context of traditional design material use with koi patterns and was created for free personal use. We hope you can fully draw out the professional charm of this high-quality image material in hobby activities or personal wallpaper settings and use it as a material to complete your unique digital expression.

 

 

 

 

Japanese koi carp / koi fish pattern images

 

The three colors of Japanese ornamental carp, Taisho Sanshoku and Showa Sanshoku. These red, white, black patterns symbolize “iki” in Japanese aesthetic sense. Its figure gracefully swimming the garden water makes one forget daily hustle, giving deep relaxation. To maintain this pattern’s beauty, “master’s skill” adjusting water quality and environment is necessary. Japanese ornamental carp is truly the fruit of collaborative work created by nature’s chance and human passion. Its demand spreads worldwide, becoming Japan’s proud export culture.