Rabbits - Kōno Bairei Meiji Era Samsung Case

Kōno Bairei’s brush summons a hush of winter night. Ink swells into the rounded shadow of a black rabbit, its ears upright like watchtowers. Curved within its silhouette rests a white rabbit, a single carmine eye glinting as if lit by a hidden lantern.

Every stroke carries the precision of Meiji-era nature studies, where form emerges through restraint and breathless space. Here, negative space acts as both air and architecture, framing the rabbits with invisible scaffolds of balance. The case turns your phone into a portable scroll, its surface alive with the restrained dynamism of Kyoto’s art schools. Each contour feels alive yet poised, steeped in the aesthetic of yohaku-no-bi.

This Samsung case holds that delicate balance—animal presence without embellishment, a moment before movement. Slip it into your palm and you cradle a fragment of nineteenth-century Kyoto artistry, still as the moon, still as ink on silk.

Production

Made new in 2-3 days

Printed in US, UK, EU & AUS

Finishes

Gloss for a lustrous statement

Matte for timeless refinement

Reasons to Love Them

Precise fit: tailored to your device

Open access to ports/buttons

Art won't fade, crack or peel

Raised rim guards screen/camera

Snap on/off with ease

REACH, RoHS, and TÜV Rheinland certified non-toxic

Bluetooth/MagSafe compatible. MagSafe ring not included