By Dimitriyan Ivanov | Limited (1000 pcs.)
Printed on Fine Art Paper (310 g) - German Etching® by Hahnemühle
Each artwork is professionally produced on 310g Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper, ensuring exceptional detail, rich color reproduction, and museum-quality longevity. Available framed or unframed, every print is created for collectors who appreciate authentic contemporary art, premium craftsmanship, and bold visual storytelling.
Each piece is produced using museum-grade Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper (310g), ensuring exceptional durability, stability, and resistance to aging. This allows us to offer a lifetime guarantee: a work of art designed to accompany your space for generations, preserving its beauty over time.
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Items must be unused, in their original condition, and returned in the original packaging. A valid proof of purchase (such as a receipt) is required for all returns. Please note that return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer and are non-refundable.
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Together, these twelve artworks form a visual interpretation of life's eternal cycle. Inspired by the twelve months of the year, the twelve hours of the day, and the recurring patterns found throughout nature, Dimitriyan Ivanov's collection explores the emotions, energies, and transformations that define the human experience. From the hopeful beginnings of spring to the introspective stillness of winter, each artwork represents a chapter in the universal journey of growth, fulfillment, reflection, and renewal. Through contemporary graphic art rooted in Japanese symbolism, the collection reminds us that every ending is simply the beginning of another cycle.
Kokoro - Heart and Soul | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 1000/1000
In Japanese philosophy, Kokoro means both "heart" and "spirit." It represents the unity of emotion, mind, and inner self. This artwork explores the connection between our conscious and subconscious worlds, reminding us that true strength begins with understanding ourselves and embracing our emotional journey.
Dimitriyan Ivanov
DISCOVER THE ARTIST ↗Explore the edition, available materials, and certificate details in the product information above. Each artwork is presented with care for its original character.
Seigaiha - Serenity | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 50/50
Budou - Grapes | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 50/50
Shippou - The Seven Treasures | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 100/100
Matsukasa - Pinecone | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 100/100
Kensho - Spirit of Strength | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 300/300
Hinode - Eternal sun | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 300/300
To complete the presentation, we offer carefully selected solid wood framing options in oak, black, and white finishes. Natural oak remains the most versatile choice, complementing both warm and cool interiors with understated elegance. Black frames create stronger contrast and suit graphic or photographic compositions, while white frames offer a lighter, softer contemporary aesthetic.
Art has been an integral part of Dimitriyan Ivanov's life since childhood. From an early age, it became his way of exploring reality through a different perspective and expressing an innate desire to create. For Dimitriyan, art is not simply a profession—it is the purest expression of human creativity.
Although drawing had always been a natural part of his life, his professional artistic journey began at the age of ten when he decided to pursue animation. He started intensive drawing lessons in preparation for admission to an art high school and later continued his education in the field of visual arts.
