Matsuri Tapestries

Kakigōri is a Japanese shaved ice dessert flavored with syrup and a sweetener, often condensed milk.

Usagi Mask (pastel) (2)

Don't eat icepops if you are driving

Kitsune Mask (pastel) (2)

Jidai Matsuri "Festival of the Ages" is celebrated in Kyoto, Japan. The special holiday involves the re-enactment of various moments in Japanese history.

The goldfish is a famous animal in Japan, as a popular symbol of courage and greatness. The iris represents the warrior side of the fish.

Matsuri Inu

Kitsune Mask

Usagi Mask (2)

Cats in yukatas

Kitsune Mask (2)

Torii Guard Samurai

Torii Guard Samurai

Visit our floating village during the matsuri to have the best takoyaki you have ever had!

A kirin-shaped lantern at the Nagasaki lantern festival, a Japanese matsuri.

Summer Festival Cupcake

Hina's classic T-Shirt design

Hanawa drain cover from Fukushima Prefecture. - Front print.

Hanawa drain cover from Fukushima Prefecture. - Front print.

Hanawa drain cover from Fukushima Prefecture. - Back print.

Hanawa drain cover from Fukushima Prefecture. - Front print.

Hanawa drain cover from Fukushima Prefecture. - Back print.

Samurai parade at the Japanese fire festival Kankuraku Hi-en.

Hyottoko is holding a portable firework, called Tezutsu-hanabi. He's using it to celebrate a Japanese tradition at a matsuri, a traditional Japanese festival.

Hanawa drain cover from Fukushima Prefecture. - Back print.

Hanawa drain cover from Fukushima Prefecture. - Front print.

Who doesn't love these dumb fishes?!

The cute design representing the beautiful summer festival called Natsu Matsuri in Japan. It is a great and friendly warm design for people who love Japanese aesthetics, anime and manga style drawings, Japan and Japanese culture.

Watercolor Soft Pink Sakura Flowers. Inspired by Japanese art. Beautiful soft pink watercolor sakura flowers on a black background. A perfect design for home decors flower lovers.

Hina's classic T-Shirt design

Hina's classic T-Shirt design

A pair of chocolate coated bananas that is a commonly-loved snack in carnivals.

Minimalistic Japanese-style text typography design fitting for those who enjoy Shintoism and religion. It can also be given as an informative birthday gift to a friend whose ready to become more introspective and willing to learn about Shintoism. Great to become more aware to the art of Shinto religion and philosophy

Is it hot outside? Try the power of the kakigori!

The best Takoyaki illustrations in the city!