"SAKE NIGHT" event poster for Kumo Bar on Saturday Nov 22 at 7 PM, in a Japanese irezumi woodblock style. A red, gold and teal phoenix with long tail feathers spreads across indigo waves, pink peonies, maple leaves and cloud bands, under black brush headline lettering. Swap in your own event name, date, time and venue to make a poster for your own night.

A photographed street scene: a single vertical irezumi-style sake tasting poster pasted flat on a weathered red-brown brick wall. Mortar lines show around the paper, with slightly lifted corners and a few faint creases. Soft, even overcast daylight. The poster fills about 90% of the frame. The poster is a dense, edge-to-edge Japanese woodblock and horimono composition on cream washi paper with subtle print grain. Bold black outlines throughout. A huge phoenix sweeps diagonally from lower left up to upper right. Its wings are fanned wide with vermilion, golden yellow and jade green feathers, and its long tail plumes curl and flow down the left side. It is surrounded by billowing stylised indigo and cream clouds and curling wind bars. Black shading grades smoothly into the background bars. Crashing indigo waves with curled claw-like foam tips fill the bottom edge. Peony-pink peonies and falling maple leaves are tucked into the gaps. Bare cream is left as highlights. Lettering, all in upright, slightly condensed East Asian commercial brush ink letterforms with even stroke weight, modest taper and clean decisive terminals, like a sake label or izakaya sign: - Headline "SAKE NIGHT" in two stacked lines, very large, in solid black ink. It sits in the upper third on a calm cream cloud patch, with the phoenix's head rising beside it. Width about 70% of the poster. - Below it, "SATURDAY NOV 22 · 7 PM" in medium vermilion-red brush strokes, about 40% of poster width. - At the bottom, over a clear cream band between waves, "KUMO BAR" in black brush lettering, about 35% of poster width. All text is crisp, legible and spelled exactly as quoted, with no extra words.