Totes

Description: Support and trash your emotions.

Description: Tattooed samurai toad.

Description: The fastest fox in Edo Period.

Description: Mt. Fuji in vaporwave aesthetics.

Description: 2 of my favorites turtles and ramen. reminding us to slow down eating

Description: Owl hooters gonna hoot!

Description: See you later, Alligator! is one of my favorite catch phrase and it is just fun to say.

Description: Street cats in Harajuku.

Description: Goat meeehs satan.

Description: Tried to interpret "City Pop" aesthetics.

Description: Ronin cat on the loose!

Description: Catana riding a scooter.

Description: The mercenary of love.

Description: Great wave in vapor wave aesthetics.

Description: Van Gogh meets Alice.

Description: The old Cthulhu Incorporated.

Description: Ogre Cthulhu parody.

Description: Dolphin with the great wave in vaporwave style.

Description: I just tried to interpret "Dream Wave" into an image.

Description: Cthulhu the Cat begging for you to call.

Description: The Sound of Lost Souls instead of Music.

Description: Catana as Dracula.

Description: Catana also loves ramen at the end of a gruesome fight with the baddies!

Description: Sushi Ukiyo-e is inspired by the traditional woodblocks prints of the Edo period and Japanese food sushi!

Description: Turtle loves pizza!

Description: Catana in stealth mode.

Description: A geisha cat enjoying a bowl of ramen.

Description: Retro Arcade will relate to this helicopter kick pun art.

Description: Catana in stealth mode.

Description: Sunset with the iconic wave.

Description: Inspired by the traditional woodblocks prints of the Edo period, tattoo culture and cats.

Description: Catana eating his favorite ramen after a long samurai fight.

Description: Kung Paw Fighting! Tenenenententententen!

Description: The 3 headed like monster, half octopus, half batter with umai sprinklers and you got the "Yokai Takoyaki Monster"

Description: Our beloved Catana design now available in Back Print

Description: Inspired by the traditional woodblocks prints of the Edo period and the Grim Reaper.