Fukufuku Cloth Hokusai

Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) - The most well-known Japanese painter in the world.
Ukiyoe artist active in the late Edo period. Born in Sumida-ku, Tokyo, he loved painting from an early age and taught himself woodblock engraving and other painting-related techniques. During his lifetime, he produced more than 30,000 works.
Hokusai is Japan's most famous ukiyoe artist and the only Japanese artist to be selected by LIFE magazine as one of the 100 greatest ukiyoe artists of the past 1,000 years.

Microfiber material is used for this eye glass towel. The fibers are so fine that they catch even the smallest dirt and fingerprints. It is suitable for wiping not only smartphone screens and glasses, but also camera lenses and other vulnerable items. The patterned part is made of 100% cotton gauze, so it can also be used as a handkerchief. Made in Japan.

Cherry blossoms and Fuji" is said to be Hokusai's masterpiece. It depicts a beautiful spring scene of Japan, with overlapping cherry blossoms in full bloom, a spring haze around the area, and the white makeup of Mt.