A common belief in medieval Japan was that any woman encountered alone, especially at dusk or night, could be a fox. Could foxes be among us disguised as high-school girls ππ¦?
Add some soft Japanese vibes to your wall with this print: cherry blossoms, a sailor school uniform, and a kitsune mask, perfect mix! π β©
π Size: 150 x 150 mm (around 6 x 6 inches)
π Paper type: 160kg γ°γ©γγ£γΌοΌ£ο½οΌ£ paper
π Colors: Peach Pink and Blueberry Blue Ink
π± Plastic-free packaging
β© Printed locally in Tokyo with love π
π Risograph or RISO is a printing method that was invented in Japan in the 1950s. In RISO, every color is a separate ink that is printed in an individual layer. This way you can get more intense colors compared to traditional printing since inks are not mixed. I love the irregularity of the textures and the misalignment of the layers, it gives prints a more interesting, vintage handmade look - every piece is unique! It takes a bit more time and effort than digital printing but Iβm loving his method and the quality it offers.
A common belief in medieval Japan was that any woman encountered alone, especially at dusk or night, could be a fox. Could foxes be among us disguised as high-school girls ππ¦?
Add some soft Japanese vibes to your wall with this print: cherry blossoms, a sailor school uniform, and a kitsune mask, perfect mix! π β©
π Size: 150 x 150 mm (around 6 x 6 inches)
π Paper type: 160kg γ°γ©γγ£γΌοΌ£ο½οΌ£ paper
π Colors: Peach Pink and Blueberry Blue Ink
π± Plastic-free packaging
β© Printed locally in Tokyo with love π
π Risograph or RISO is a printing method that was invented in Japan in the 1950s. In RISO, every color is a separate ink that is printed in an individual layer. This way you can get more intense colors compared to traditional printing since inks are not mixed. I love the irregularity of the textures and the misalignment of the layers, it gives prints a more interesting, vintage handmade look - every piece is unique! It takes a bit more time and effort than digital printing but Iβm loving his method and the quality it offers.
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