Japanese Flowers - Tawaraya Sōsetsu Phone Case

Finishes

• Gloss for a lustrous statement
• Matte for velvety refinement

Reasons to Love Them

• Dual layer case offers extra protection for the accident prone — durable shatterproof outer layer, tight silicone inner layer for shock absorption
• HP print quality and finish
• Open access to ports/buttons
• Raised rim guards screen/camera
• Snaps on/off with ease
• Sublimated printing means the artwork on your case won't fade, crack or peel
• Certified non-toxic by REACH, RoHS and TÜV Rheinland

Production

• Printed locally in USA, UK, EU & AUS
• Made-to-order in 2-3 days on average

6 Month Warranty

Your new treasure comes with a 6 month warranty, protecting against any defects and faults that can be traced to its production. Meaning if your treasure develops a fault or defect due to its components or construction, you’ll get a replacement sent out free of charge — no surprise extras, no runaround.

A whisper of ink upon silk, a hush of autumn’s breath—this Tawaraya Sōsetsu phone case carries the lingering grace of Rinpa’s ephemeral brushwork, where reeds bend like fleeting thoughts and blossoms bloom in the quiet interval between memory and mist. A composition where Japanese aesthetics dissolve the boundaries between the tangible and the imagined, where asymmetry and negative space conspire to shape a dreamscape that drifts between wabi-sabi imperfection and the luminous clarity of Edo-period craftsmanship.

Here, sumi-e’s liquid restraint meets the vibrancy of nature’s own palette—blue gentians, crimson lilies, and pale, curling bindweed, rendered in delicate mineral pigments, their gold-inflected stems swaying against the parchment. This is no mere floral scene; it is an invocation of mono no aware, an elegy for transience, where each petal is an echo, each stem a fleeting verse in a poem written on the wind.

A seamless blend of classical Japanese ink painting, organic minimalism, and contemplative design, this case transforms your device into a shrine of quiet radiance—an homage to the artistry of time itself.