Basketry Work - Ichida Shoshichiro of Naniwa iPhone Case

A shrine of optical echoes—where lacquered plumage collides with braided cords, and ringed perches suspend startled pheasants mid-motion.

This Edo-era design by Utagawa Kunisada (under the name Ichida Shoshichiro of Naniwa) hums with ceremonial precision. The kinchaku-style frame, the double-winged sagemono of imperial falconers, the watchful shishi with coral-flecked mane staring into a veil of maple leaves and brocade. Woven motifs dissolve into illusion: are those threads or feathers, armor scales or seafoam braids?

This Japanese woodblock iPhone case refracts kazarimono through a 21st-century lens. And you'll be holding an assemblage of Heian iconography, shishimai folklore, shōchikubai auspiciousness, and Edo-period textile symbolism recontextualized as mobile art. A case not just for protection, but communion. Between ink and interface, ritual and recursion, ancient artisanship and your daily adventures across the internet.

Gloss finish for a lustrous statement.

Matte finish for timeless refinement.

Precise fit tailored to your device model.

Seamless access to all ports/buttons.

Wraparound art won't fade, crack or peel.

Raised rim keeps your screen/camera safe.

Snap on/off with ease — in time for your heartbeat’s call.

Non-toxic: REACH, RoHS, and TÜV Rheinland certified.

Bluetooth & MagSafe compatible. MagSafe ring not included.