As we’ve mentioned before, gyotaku is the art of Japanese fish prints dating back to the 1800s, and not surprisingly colorful and active mahi mahi still make great subjects for this craft a few centuries later. If you’re looking for examples where they intersect, check out the following mahi gyotaku and gyotaku-like shirts:
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Since our trip to SoCal to fish with Oliver and Riley Ngy, I’ve been trying to learn about the White Seabass, the fish that dominated our time on the water. While I couldn’t find many examples replicas, I identified t-shirts commemorating this largest member of the croaker family.
Gyotaku is the art of Japanese fish prints dating back to the 1800s, and not surprisingly mahi mahi still make great subjects for this craft a few centuries later. If you’re looking for examples where they intersect, check out these mahi gyotaku and gyotaku-like shirts.