Tongari Boushi no Atelier
Witch Hat Atelier

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They are both very beautifully drawn. They both explore beautiful settings. They both explore the world of magic in depth. 

Stories about regular girls being swept up in an unknown and vast world of magic and being guided by a mature and caring expert. While there is an overarching story relating to a greater magical antagonist, much of the narrative is about the quaint day to day discoveries of this newfound world. 

These mangas have a similar atmosphere, both are about a girl who is learning about the magical world she lives in thanks to her master or professor. And soon you can notice this magical world is darker than it seems at first sight. Also both mangas have a beautiful and detailed art style. If you enjoyed one of these stories, probably you'll enjoy the other. 

Fantastical Worlds, Similar whimsical and detailed art-styles. 

With both mangas's being incredibly similar in style, in particular with using a specialized and spectacular rustic drawing style, with Witch hat Atelier having more of a yellow tip film filter, they are both intimate pieces of artwork, that also have similar settings, and as someone who has read both of them, know that someone who has read one will like the other and vice versa. 

Both fantasies with magic power systems. Creative spins on the typical fantasy storyline. 

really nice art and similar fantasy vibe both are some of my favourites  

Both are very magical mangas, and i dont mean as in magic but is an storywise, they have that feeling of peace and the plot has a meaning behind it , both have gorgeous art and characters that plan ahead their attacks instead of just do whataever and fail miserable , both have that feeling of a "heros journey" from back then.  

Both are fantasy anime with a large emphasis on magic. Both have that "magical" feeling about them. Frieren is more a bittersweet and melancholic slice of life with great action, while Atelier has a beautiful fairytale-like art style, in-depth magic system, and wholesome moments with some messed up drama on occasion. If you like one, you'll probably enjoy the other as well. 

Both feature: -Very beautiful and comfortable art -Overarching sad and seemingly impossible quests to save a family member but average panels are often silly and feature endearing growing relationships between characters. -Exploration of ethical issues such as forbidden magic and limiting limitless power -Strong teams making up for individual weaknesses, inspiring individual growth and stronger belief in oneself -Strong and diverse female characters with no fanservice or relationships with questionable age gaps -Female mangakas -Very detailed science within worlds (DM with biology/cooking and TBA with its magic system and environmental details) -Unique character and costume designs 

Both have: -very good art -good world bulding -exploration of ethical and societal issues -similar tone 

Both have beautiful, detailed art, and examine the inner workings of a cute / charming RPG-fantasy world with dark secrets. Characters in both have unique / diverse motivations and aren't all traditionally heroic, mostly banding together out of circumstance. Very similar in tone! 

While I was reading Tongari Boushi no Atelier, I was instantly reminded of Ran to Haiiro no Sekai - the mangas are surprisingly similar. (I actually couldn't believe that no one had made a recommendation already). Both of the mangas focus on magic, of the Harry Potter kind. The mangas also share the fact that they both have young protagonists (the majority of Tongari Boushi no Ateliar's cast consisting of the same age group) not too young, but not teenage either. Most importantly, the two mangas are very similar in the way they are both lighthearted yet oddly compelling reads, and I heavily recommend that you give both a go! read more 

Wonderful stories with beautiful art set in a magical world. While mostly lighthearted, they each have their darker moments. 

Both stories are about a child learning about the world (both have superb worldbuilding) and both contain magic. 

Both are similar and very recommended fantasy series. - has a good writing and storytelling. - has a great world building. - has a very interesting fantasy, magic and adventure show. - has a simple premise, but well executed. - has an passionate protagonist. - has a amazing details on the art style. Passion for books and passion for magic. 

Beautiful Well writen manga with interesting characters that have a tragic past but instead of complaining, their past Will make them move to achieve their goals  

The main characters commit a taboo and set off on a journey of knowledge and understanding to undo the mistakes they've made Also both manga have systems of supernatural or magic where it is required to draw circle to evoke supernatural magic or abilities  

Fantasy stories with good world building and mature tones.