Hokusai Cap - 北斎 Paper lantern Both keep the design reading

Both keep the design reading as art — pair with clean

Maximum comfort : soft to the touch and without unpleasant rubbing

It's the maximalist of the collection

strapped construction

ringed by pale blossom and clean lettering

Hokusai Cap - 北斎 Paper lantern Both keep the design readingThe Hokusai cap for people past the postcard wave Katsushika Hokusai painted into his late eighties and called himself the old man mad about drawing, convinced he'd only get good if he lived to a hundred. His Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji reshaped how the world saw Japan and how Western painters saw everything after. This cap pays tribute with an embroidered ukiyo e motif on the front, the woodblock line translated into thread so the master's style