Sanzo Wada (1883–1967) was an artist, teacher, and costume and kimono designer active during a dynamic period in avant-garde Japanese art and cinema. Long before modern color theory became widespread, Wada explored innovative combinations of traditional Japanese and Western-inspired colors, helping shape contemporary approaches to color design and research.

Based on his original six-volume work from the 1930s, this book presents 348 carefully curated color combinations, celebrated for both their visual harmony and timeless elegance. Beautifully designed, the book remains an inspiring resource for artists, designers, and anyone fascinated by color.

Language: English

354 pages