the poster is made from a photographed painting (acrylic on canvas)

These beautiful steel boxes are manufactured in Japan by Toyo Steel Company

Especially for the more formal and traditional tea ceremonies - but also just in everyday life

The product contains 3 packages of 180 grams (540 grams in total)

The name "Cho" means butterfly in Japanese and points to the meeting between the light and the solid

Iris Kæmpferi obaasan the poster is made fromJapanese print by Ogawa Kazumasa Japanese print based on botanical photographs by Ogawa Kazumasa, one of the most significant pioneers of photography and photomechanical printing in Japan in the late 19th century. Ogawa Kazumasa (18601929) was a key figure in the Meiji period and known for his work with collotype prints and hand colored photographs. His flower studies were published in several illustrated works and combine photographic precision with