Zen Delights: Traditional Japanese Tea & Sushi Setting

Fun Fact

Did you know that sushi is not just raw fish? The word "sushi" actually refers to the vinegared rice that is used to make these delicious rolls and dishes! There are many kinds of sushi with different fillings.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Delicate Ceramics - Use light, soft colors like pale blues, greens, or creamy whites for the teacup and teapot, adding tiny details to their intricate patterns with a fine-tipped pencil.
2. 2🖍️ Fresh Sushi Palette - Explore a vibrant range of colors for the sushi! Think bright reds for tuna, oranges for salmon, greens for avocado, and white for rice. Don't forget the dark nori seaweed!
3. 3✨ Wooden Textures - For the table, use shades of brown like light oak or deep walnut. Try drawing tiny lines or circles with your pencil to mimic the natural grain of the wood.
4. 4🌈 Floral Focus - Choose soft, harmonious colors for the single floral arrangement, perhaps a gentle pink or white for petals and a vibrant green for leaves, making it a beautiful focal point.