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Sierra Club Wilderness 2027 Wall Calendar
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A year of beauty from across the East. Our 2027 Asia calendars span Hokusai and Hiroshige woodblock prints, Japanese gardens, the temples of Korea and Taiwan, and the landscapes of China and the Himalayas. From bold ukiyo-e art to serene zen scenes, wall and desk formats bring a little stillness to every month.
There is a particular calm to art and landscape from across Asia, and this page gathers a year of it. The 2027 lineup runs from centuries-old Japanese woodblock prints to photography of temples, gardens, and mountains across Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, and the Himalayas. Whether you are drawn to the bold line of a Hokusai wave or the quiet of a misty peak, these wall and desk calendars bring a touch of the East to any room.
The ukiyo-e masters anchor this page. Japanese Woodblocks collects classic prints across the year, while dedicated Hokusai poster and wall calendars showcase the artist behind The Great Wave off Kanagawa. Hiroshige's Natures Spell and the Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Printing edition carry the tradition's serene landscapes forward. For more from these masters, our Japanese woodblock calendars go deeper into the art form.
Modern Japan gets its due alongside the classics. The Japan wall calendar tours Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms, and neon city streets, Kawase Hasui brings twentieth-century shin-hanga prints to the wall, and Japanese Gardens captures raked gravel, maples, and quiet ponds. Tao and zen-themed titles round out the meditative side, ideal for a desk that could use a calmer view.
The page reaches well beyond Japan. China wall calendars travel from the Great Wall to misty river valleys, the Republic of Korea edition showcases palaces and temples, and Taiwan captures its mountains and coastlines. The Himalayas calendar brings the world's highest peaks into focus for armchair trekkers. Together they make thoughtful gifts for travelers and anyone with roots or wanderlust in the region.
Beyond landscape, cultural titles celebrate craft and tradition. The V&A Japanese Kimono Textiles calendar shares museum-quality fabric designs, Art of Mahjong honors the beloved game's artistry, and China Blue brings delicate porcelain-inspired patterns to a spiral format. For more painted and printed beauty, our Asian art calendars gather the genre, and our wider travel and scenic calendars roam the rest of the globe.
Art and photography from across Asia: Japanese woodblock prints, gardens, temples, and landscapes from Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, and the Himalayas, plus cultural themes like kimono textiles and mahjong. Each month features a new image.
They feature ukiyo-e art, the traditional Japanese printmaking style of masters like Hokusai and Hiroshige. Titles include classic woodblock collections and dedicated Hokusai and Hiroshige editions in wall and poster formats.
Yes. Tao and zen-themed titles, along with Japanese Gardens, focus on calm, contemplative imagery of gardens, water, and stone. They are popular for desks and quiet corners of the home.
Yes. China, the Republic of Korea, and Taiwan each have their own wall calendars, and the Himalayas edition covers the mountain range across several countries. Japan simply has the widest selection.
Mostly full-size wall calendars, with poster, spiral, vertical, and desk formats among the options. Most full-size wall calendars measure about twelve by twelve inches closed.
Many 2027 editions, including Japanese Woodblocks and the Hokusai titles, are already available, with more arriving through fall. Art-driven titles often sell out before the new year.