"Pagoda" pencil case

Practical pencil case with a pagoda

Decorate your home with historical Japan!

• practical pencil case with a motif inspired by a pagoda
• pagodas are multi-story towers made of wood, and they arrived in Japan in the 6th century along with Buddhism
• a pagoda often has five stories, each symbolizing one of the five Buddhist elements (earth, water, fire, wind, and sky)
• pagodas are part of temple complexes, and prayer areas for ceremonies are located around them

About the textile:

• the dimensions of the pencil case are approx. 24 x 10 cm
• the colored fabric is 100% cotton, the natural-colored lining is made of waterproof polyester 
  
• the back of the pencil case is red
• the textile is decorated with digital printing according to my design
  
• the product can be washed (even in a washing machine) at 30°C, ideally turned inside out
• ironing is possible with the setting for cotton, even on the right side, including steaming

About digital printing:

• the images on the textile are reproductions of my original pen drawings and acrylic paintings
• we print images on textile using direct printing
• we always prepare images for printing by hand, so the position of the images may differ slightly from the photo

About the collection Architecture of Ancient Japan:

• the collection is inspired by significant buildings of historical Japan: pagodas, torii gates, and castles
• in this collection, you will find porcelain, textiles, and small paper items
• I would be happy to place this motif on another mug or anything else for you