screen print : urushi storehouse stacey vickery Step into the enchanting world

Step into the enchanting world of 1967

These sweet card packs take their name from decorative calling cards popular among geisha in the late 18th and early 19th centuries

A chunky little dish that's just right for a small side plate

lining that prevents damage to devices

they add a bold geometric flash of brass when you turn your head

screen print : urushi storehouse stacey vickery Step into the enchanting worldThis original screen print, capturing the charm of an old Japanese storehouse, pays homage to traditional Japanese architecture. An ideal present for those who love to admire the beauty and history of Japan through art and architecture, or frame and hang it in your own home to admire whenever your wish. Only 9 printed, and each one is signed and stamped by the artist, H. Hatono.