One of Utagawa Kunisada's most famous works is "Various Figures of Sorcerers: Mōun Kokushi," which is a series of woodblock prints that depict different sorcerers from Japanese folklore. The prints in this series are characterized by their vibrant colors and ...

This unisex zip-up hoodie features a soft and durable fabric with a cotton feel. The inner brushed fleece will make this your most comfortable hoodie ever. Each panel is individually printed, cut, and sewn to ensure a flawless graphic with ...

This unisex cloak is made from ultra-soft, premium polyester mink. Each panel is individually printed, cut, and sewn to ensure a flawless graphic with no imperfections. Featuring two deep side-pockets to keep your belongings safe and your hands warm. • ...

This unisex cloak is made from ultra-soft, premium polyester mink. Each panel is individually printed, cut, and sewn to ensure a flawless graphic with no imperfections. Featuring two deep side-pockets to keep your belongings safe and your hands warm. • ...

This unisex cloak is made from ultra-soft, premium polyester mink. Each panel is individually printed, cut, and sewn to ensure a flawless graphic with no imperfections. Featuring two deep side-pockets to keep your belongings safe and your hands warm. • ...

Elephants abound in Thai art and popular culture. You’ll find them in carvings, paintings, textiles, stories—even on bottles of the beloved local beer, Chang. The national symbol of Thailand, elephants are admired for their strength, endurance and intelligence. You'll receive ...

The Jain Purushkara Yantra is a complex and intricate work of art that is steeped in spiritual and cultural significance. Yantras are geometric designs that are used in Jainism, an ancient religion founded in India, as a means of focusing ...

Kuniyoshi was one of the last great masters of the Japanese ukiyo-e style of woodblock prints and painting. Kuniyoshi's subjects include many genres: landscapes, beautiful women, Kabuki actors, octopus woodblock print, cats, and mythical animals. He is most-widely known for ...

Vajravarahi is depicted in her "sky-dancing' pose," with her left leg trampling an adoring male deity, while her right leg is held the yogini's classical meditation pose. The trampling on other divine beings represents the domination of their negative mental ...

This is a 19th-century depiction of two koi or carp peacefully swimming among water plants. The exaggerated facial features gives the impression of a humorous satire or caricature. It was originally painted on silk by Iwase Hirotaka, enhanced with layered ...

Mahakala is a powerful and fearsome deity in Tibetan Buddhism. He is often depicted as a fierce, black-skinned figure with a crown of skulls and a garland of human heads. Mahakala is associated with death and destruction, and is revered ...

The Dharma Chakra is a powerful and meaningful symbol that represents the path to enlightenment and spiritual awakening. It is believed to be a reminder to follow the teachings of the Buddha and to stay on the path of righteousness. ...

Matsya is one of the 10 avatars (incarnations) of the Hindu god Vishnu. In this appearance Vishnu saved the world from a great flood. Manu, the first man, caught a little fish that grew to giant size. When the flood ...

Ikat is an Indonesian word that refers to the knotting and dying technique used to prepare the yarns for weaving. Each tribal hoodie is inspired by the beauty of ancient textile traditions from Indonesia, Laos, India, Thailand, Cambodia, and others. ...

"Ikat" means "thread" and is one of the oldest forms of textile design. Many SE Asian countries have ancient ikat weaving and dying traditions. They're often presented as gifts at important life events, and are deeply embedded into ancient, cultural ...

A Miao traditional song tells the story of the batik textile pattern. In it, the Goddess Washuang wanted to make a cosmic shroud. First, she invited the God of Bees to dance on the cloth, making a pattern in wax. ...

There is evidence to suggest that van Gogh was a frequent 420 user during his lifetime. In a letter to his brother Theo, van Gogh wrote, "Well, I am not in the least crazy, but it is true that I ...

Van Gogh painted it in early 1886, while studying at the art academy in Antwerp. There is evidence to suggest that van Gogh was a frequent 420 user during his lifetime. The Dutch have always had a fondness for "Indian ...

Kuba cloth originates from the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It's identified by bold, irregular geometric patterns. This intentional asymmetry between sections emphasizes the handmade nature of the textile and the unique personality of each artisan. ...

Kali, also known as Kalika, is a Hindu goddess associated with death and destruction. She is often depicted as a powerful, fierce-looking woman with four arms, wearing a skirt of human arms and a garland of skulls. She is often ...

Composite animal art dates back to early Buddhist manuscripts, which later made their way into Persian Mughal paintings of Northern and Central India. Subjects often include antelope, elephants, horses, parrots, and mythical figures. In this example, a large elephant is ...

We find our hero, Ario Maru, on the seashore, sword in hand, struggling with a gigantic pink octopus while on his way to Kikai-jima, to find his exiled master, Shunkwan. The original wood-block print was created in the mid-19th century ...