Japanese miniature artist Mozu (@rokubunnnoichi) incredibly detailed dioramas are impressive enough on their own, but they stand out for a particularly amazing reason: the talented artist crafts entire worlds inside walls. One of the miniature master's mind-blowing pieces actually saw a Japanese train station recreated behind a wall's electrical socket.

Mozu's latest creation is just as jaw-dropping in detail as the ones before. The miniature artist recently shared a video on Twitter unveiling their most recent work, which is a stunning bathroom diorama located behind a single real-life bathroom tile!

When Mozu removes the tile, a superbly crafted miniature Japanese-style bathroom is revealed. The miniature bathroom, which Mozu says took 5 months to complete, includes a bath, showerhead, shampoo bottles, hiragana wall chat, and most impressive--individual wall tiles crafted one by one!

Source: @rokubunnnoichi

Source: @rokubunnnoichi

Source: @rokubunnnoichi

Source: @rokubunnnoichi

Mozu included a DIY video detailing the process of crafting the miniature bathroom inside a bathroom.

For those interested in seeing more of Mozu's amazing work, he has a photo book currently available on Amazon that features a large collection of it.


By - grape Japan editorial staff.