ABOUT KAIJUMONSTER ART TOY GALLERY

KaijuMonsteR Gallery, founded in 2016 by Martijn de Zwart, is one of the leading high-end art toy and sculpture galleries in Europe with a focus on Japanese produced Sofubi works.

The gallery’s program includes important established artists such as Marmit, Target Earth, Dreamrocket, SkullHeadButt, Siccaluna, Amapro, Blobpus and Karzworks as well as such emerging notable talents as Algangu, KKfactory, Roughneck:7, Awesome Toy and SX-Toy.

KaijuMonsteR gallery continues to develop long-term relationships with artists, manufacturers, private collectors and corporations around the world, placing high end art toys in on display at many international events such as New York Comic Con, ToyConUK London, Dutch Comic Con Utrecht, Amsterdam Comic Con and Art Toy Culture Seoul.

We welcome the opportunity to work with both new and established collectors to help build their high-end art toy collections. In addition to our diverse gallery inventory we are able to consult with clients, guiding them in the sourcing, acquisition and de-accessioning process ranging from Eastern to Western high-end art toys and sculptures.

For more information about KaijuMonsteR gallery or to inquire about particular artworks please contact us at info@kaijumonster.com and we will be pleased to assist you.

Yamomark 金魚試作完成 Kingyo

Two more gorgious additions to the Yamomark 金魚試作完成 Kingyo line! Koi Kingyo above, Aka Kingyo below.

First painted release below,

"I was able to prototype a while ago. At first I think I will go with the color of something like this.
I think in time for the Wonder Festival.

I wish I would be thrilled to imagine that such a big monster destroying the city of Nerima appeared from Shakujii Park pond." Yamomark via his blog, here.

Awesome wax of Yamomark latest figure Kingyo! This crawling Lion head goldfish has been on my mind for a while since I saw Yamomark's first sculpts.

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"Lionheads were bred in China to depict the image of the mythical Chinese lion-dog (the shishi, in Japanese legend).^[2] They were introduced to Japan from China during the 17th and 18th centuries. The Japanese produced lionheads with more rounded back profiles, modified tails and diminished size of the headgrowth."

I am very happy this will be made into vinyl! I can already imagine this with all sort koi spray patterns.