Furuya Korin #7 Size:27½x39½ the book documents the Metabolists’

the book documents the Metabolists’ vision of cities that could grow and adapt to their surroundings

We recommend a 60W incandescent bulb or equivalent in LED

This bento bag with the lovely Sushi Neko print is both fun and versatile

Fragmented worlds that feel alien

Up through the school system and in workplaces

Furuya Korin #7 Size:27½x39½ the book documents the Metabolists’Textile pattern Japanese print by Furuya Krin Japanese print from the Shima Shima series. With several textile patterns gathered on one surface, consisting of stripes, repeated shapes and decorative elements. The motifs are based on traditional Japanese textile patterns and ornamentation. The motif was created by Japanese artist Furuya Krin , whose work includes woodblock prints with patterns and designs based on Japanese textile and design traditions.