art of play : Eames hang-it-all playing cards mino ware A literal embodiment of an

A literal embodiment of an age-old custom

a myriorama (myriad pictures) is a set of illustrated cards that could be continually re-arranged to form different pictures— early versions of the game depicted Gothic scenes and rural activities against a backdrop of mountains and bucolic landscapes that would add extra texture and depth

this vintage lidded compass will guide you there

This print of the vintage artwork butsuen-hoji temple by Toba Sōjō echoes the artistic legacy of this renowned Heian-era Buddhist monk

yuzu : A lively

art of play : Eames hang-it-all playing cards mino ware A literal embodiment of anDesigned by Art of Play in close collaboration with the Eames office, these cards are a tribute to the timeless sensibilities of Charles & Ray Eames. Charles and Ray Eames brought a sense of playfulness to midcentury design, imbuing everyday objects with unexpected joy. This edition of Eames Playing Cards embraces this approach with a celebration of their iconic Hang It All wall rack. The first thing youll notice is the jubilant colour palette of the