Home / Kiss-Cut Stickers / Katsushika Hokusai - Album of Sketches by Katsushika Hokusai and His Disciples - 19th century v48 - STICKER Vinyl Kiss-Cut Decal
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
  • Fine ink line drawing of two roosters with long, sweeping tail feathers facing each other on pale paper.
1 24

Katsushika Hokusai - Album of Sketches by Katsushika Hokusai and His Disciples - 19th century v48 - STICKER Vinyl Kiss-Cut Decal

Katsushika Hokusai - Album of Sketches by Katsushika Hokusai and His Disciples - 19th century v48 - STICKER Vinyl Kiss-Cut Decal

$2.49 USD
$2.49 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Katsushika Hokusai - Album of Sketches by Katsushika Hokusai and His Disciples - 19th century v48 - STICKER Vinyl Kiss-Cut Decal

This sticker reproduces a page from an album of sketches attributed to Katsushika Hokusai and his disciples, a studio sketchbook from the Edo period, and the page centres on two roosters squaring off in confrontation.

Visual Elements & Composition

The drawing is rendered as ink line work on warm paper beige, with ink black carrying the entire image. A horizontal rectangular leaf frames the scene, and a gold brocade border sets the edge of the page. Two roosters face each other across the centre, their tail feathers sweeping out in long, rhythmic arcs that fill the space and pull the eye across the leaf. The composition is built on that tension between the birds and the open paper around them.

Meaning & Symbolism

Sketch albums like this one were working tools in a master's studio, holding compositional studies and technical exercises that passed from Hokusai to his students. Fighting cocks were a recurring subject in Japanese painting, valued for their dynamic poses and the energy of their movement, which made them a favourite test of a draughtsman's observation. The leaf records that shared practice: Hokusai's relentless study of the natural world, set beside the interpretations of the artists who trained at his side during the Edo period.

Why It Belongs on This Sticker

A kiss-cut sticker is cut to its own outline, so the rooster confrontation can stand alone on a surface without the rest of the page around it. The sweeping feathers and the bold ink contours translate cleanly into a single cut shape, letting the sketch be placed as a standalone piece of studio ephemera on a favourite object or surface.

Sizes
Types

Bulk Discounts Available

These discounts apply to all Kiss-Cut Stickers.

Buy 2+
15% OFF
Buy 5+
20% OFF
Buy 10+
25% OFF
Buy 50+
35% OFF

Automatically applied at checkout.

Also Found In:

Kiss-Cut Stickers Stickers & Decals
View full details

Glossy kiss-cut vinyl stickers made for smooth, indoor surfaces — laptops, journals, mirrors, and other finished items. Crisp edges, vivid color, strong hold, and not waterproof.

What “kiss-cut” means: the blade cuts the vinyl layer into the exact shape while leaving the backing liner whole, so pieces separate cleanly and lift off the sheet without tearing. It’s the neatest way to produce shaped stickers and multi-piece sheets.

  • Material: reliable vinyl face with a permanent acrylic adhesive formulated for smooth, non-porous surfaces.
  • Finish: glossy surface that enhances contrast and depth without feeling overly reflective.
  • Printing: eco-solvent inks provide dense color and crisp detail for fine lines and gradients.
  • Use case: intended for indoor environments only — not waterproof. Not recommended for continuous exposure to moisture or dishwashing.
  • Application friendly: easy-peel backing and a liner that releases cleanly to help reduce bubbles and misfeeds during placement.

These stickers perform best on smooth, dust-free surfaces — think laptop lids, sealed notebooks, glass, mirrors, finished shelving and lockers. They’ll stick well where the surface is flat and clean; avoid rough wood, silicone, fabric, and heavily textured paint.

  1. Clean: remove dust and oils with a lint-free cloth. For stubborn grime, use a mild soap and water rinse; let the area dry completely.
  2. Align: peel a corner, position carefully, then press the center down first.
  3. Smooth: work outward from the center with a soft card or a thumb to push air out and ensure the edges set down firmly.

Tip: give the adhesive 24 hours to fully settle before heavy handling. These are not designed for outdoor or wet conditions.

  • Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth, moving from the center outward to avoid scratching the gloss.
  • For light marks, a barely damp microfiber will lift residue — blot, don’t scrub, and dry right away.
  • Avoid bleach, solvents, abrasive pads, and steam; moisture or harsh chemicals can lift edges and fade inks.

Reminder: these stickers are not waterproof. Keep them away from sinks, outdoor exposure, and dishwasher cycles to maintain adhesion and finish.

Sizes are measured across the sticker’s longest side. For example, a 3″ sticker is 3 inches across its largest dimension (height or width, depending on the shape).

The kiss-cut follows the sticker’s outline for a tidy border; complex shapes can show small variances, but the advertised measurement refers to the maximum edge-to-edge length.