Chiyogami by COCHAE – Inspired by Santo Kyōden (1790)

This unique chiyogami (decorative paper) features designs from Komon Gawa (1790), a collection of patterns by Santo Kyōden, a renowned Edo-period multi-talented artist, writer, and ukiyo-e illustrator.

Faithfully revived and colorized by COCHAE, the patterns vividly capture the essence of Edo-era life—including everyday items, customs, classical culture, social trends, fashion, and popular figures of the time.

Thanks to Kyōden’s deep knowledge and masterful composition as an artist, these playful and witty designs reflect the spirit of gesaku (comic literature), making them a true example of Edo-era "design for play."

Perfect for use as a stylish and clever twist on traditional chiyogami

Size: 120 x 120 mm