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Your Catch. Your Story. Your Print.
Keep more than a photo of your day on the water. Explore the art of gyotaku, using your catch to create a distinctive fish impression on cloth, with the shape, fins and scale patterns becoming part of the artwork.
2 large cloth sheets 4 ink packets Brush & accessories
Made for the Memory Behind the Catch
01 / A Personal Impression
Turn the outline and texture of your fish into a print that tells the story of your trip.
02 / Room to Create
Two 60 × 36-inch cloth sheets give you a generous printing surface. Check your fish's dimensions before starting.
03 / Tools Together
Ink packets, an application brush and an ink dish keep the core printing supplies in one kit.
04 / A Hands-On Keepsake
Enjoy making the artwork yourself, then choose how to display your finished, fully dried print.
More Than Another Fishing Photo
The early start. The salt air. The moment the fish came into view. A fish print gives those memories a physical form, making a distinctive piece for your home, cabin or fishing corner.
Brush. Press. Peel. Dry.
- Prepare & brush: Set up a protected work area and apply ink according to the included instructions.
- Position & press: Lay the cloth carefully over the fish and press to transfer the impression.
- Peel gently: Lift the cloth with care to reveal your fish print.
- Let it dry: Follow the supplied drying guidance and allow the print to dry completely before handling or displaying it.
Print detail and drying time vary with technique, ink application and conditions. Read the included instructions before use.
Inside Your Kit
| Gyotaku cloth sheets | 2 sheets, each 60 × 36 in |
| Printing ink | 4 packets |
| Application tools | Brush & ink dish |
| Work-area accessories | Rags & gloves |
| Guide | Step-by-step instructions |
Before You Begin
Check the ink packaging and manufacturer instructions for ingredients, handling precautions and approved uses. Do not assume the ink is edible or that a fish is suitable to eat after printing. Only use a fish intended for consumption if the manufacturer explicitly confirms that use is safe, and follow appropriate seafood handling practices.
How much space do I need?
Allow space for your fish, a 60 × 36-inch cloth sheet and your tools on a stable, protected surface.
When can I display my print?
Wait until it is fully dry and follow any finishing guidance supplied with the kit. Choose a frame or display method that suits the finished cloth.
FROM THE WATER TO YOUR WALL
Make Something Worth Remembering.
Bring your next fishing story to life, one impression at a time.
