Pachi Pachi is the onomatopoeia used in Japanese for applause (the equivalent of clap-clap in French).
Created by a young artist in ink on Washi paper, it conveys the enthusiasm of an audience through the repetition of the characters. One can notice a more or less pronounced ink composition, signifying different levels of appreciation

Pachi Pachi is the onomatopoeia used in Japanese for applause (the equivalent of clap-clap in French).
Created by a young artist in ink on Washi paper, it conveys the enthusiasm of an audience through the repetition of the characters. One can notice a more or less pronounced ink composition, signifying different levels of appreciation

Pachi Pachi is the onomatopoeia used in Japanese for applause (the equivalent of clap-clap in French).
Created by a young artist in ink on Washi paper, it conveys the enthusiasm of an audience through the repetition of the characters. One can notice a more or less pronounced ink composition, signifying different levels of appreciation

Pachi Pachi is the onomatopoeia used in Japanese for applause (the equivalent of clap-clap in French).
Created by a young artist in ink on Washi paper, it conveys the enthusiasm of an audience through the repetition of the characters. One can notice a more or less pronounced ink composition, signifying different levels of appreciation