Raijin, the thunder god of Japanese folklore, stands on a bank of clouds with his ring of taiko drums behind him. In Japan he is said to beat these drums to make thunder, and he is often shown as a pair with Fūjin, the wind god — most famously on the 17th-century folding screens by Tawaraya Sōtatsu, a National Treasure. Swirling clouds, the rims of the drums and his flowing sash are packed with traditional Japanese patterns. Try a vermilion body with blue or white clouds for a look like an old painted screen. The lines are fine and detailed, so this page suits adults and seniors who enjoy taking their time. A colored sample is included. Print the A4 PDF as is.
No registration needed. Prints on A4 (2 pages: colored sample + black and white)
| Paper | A4 (PDF, 2 pages) |
|---|---|
| Contents | Page 1: colored sample / Page 2: black and white line art |
| Difficulty | Challenging |
| Best for | Adult coloring, for those who like to take their time |
| Genre | Japanese style / gods and legends |
| Use | Free, no registration. Print and use as you like |
