Socks by Hokusai (5 pairs) rainwear she worked as a performer

she worked as a performer

pure colours and pure beauty

This foldable crossbody bag is inspired by a pattern design of Japanese cranes

1670–1680) — a bouquet that looks decorative at first glance

the young girl next door

Socks by Hokusai (5 pairs) rainwear she worked as a performerThese socks are inspired by a series of woodcuts of birds and flowers by Japanese artist Hokusai, world famous for his obsession with depicting Mount Fuji. Just think of The Great Wave off Kanagawa (1831). For him, as a Buddhist, Mount Fuji was the sacred source of the secret of immortality. It was also a personal desire: Hokusai constantly worked to improve his work and was quoted on his deathbed at the age of 89: If heaven gives me only 10 more