A phoenix print with a "Hana" name panel, made as a phone-wallpaper-style piece in a Japanese irezumi and ukiyo-e style. A red, gold and green phoenix with peacock-eye tail feathers rises over indigo waves, pink cherry blossoms and red maple leaves, with the black brush name in a framed cream panel. Remake it by swapping the name, the bird's colours or the blossom and leaf details.

A vertical phone wallpaper in traditional Japanese irezumi style, a hand-drawn woodblock-printed graphic on cream washi paper with subtle print grain in the flat colour areas. Evenly lit like paper in daylight: no glow, no cast shadows. One dense flowing composition fills the frame edge to edge. A large phoenix rises in a diagonal sweep from the lower left to the upper right. Its head is raised and its beak open. Its wings are spread wide with layered feathers in vermilion red, golden yellow and jade green, outlined in bold black. Its long tail feathers stream down the left side in curling ribbons, tipped with indigo and peony pink. Around the bird, stylised cream-and-indigo clouds with curled edges and rows of curling wind bars pack every gap. Black shading grades smoothly into the bars. At the bottom, deep indigo waves crash with curled claw-like white foam tips. Cherry blossoms in peony pink with cream highlights and a few red maple leaves fall through the whole scene and drift across the clouds. Along the right edge, a vertical column of cream space reads as a clean cartouche with a thin black border. In it, the name "Hana" is written top to bottom in upright sumi-black brush-ink letters. The letters are slightly condensed, with solid even strokes, clean decisive terminals and a little dry-brush texture at the edges. The capital H is clearly larger than the other letters. Waves, wind bars, clouds and blossoms wrap tightly around the cartouche. Colours are saturated traditional pigments: vermilion, deep indigo, jade green, golden yellow, peony pink, bold black outlines and bare cream highlights. Keep the lower third calmer and the upper area open enough that phone clock and icons stay readable. The only text is "Hana".