Furuya Korin QuickNotes Format:Cards and becoming part of the

and becoming part of the surroundings in which they are built

until his toy wombat disappears without a trace and strange noises start up in the night

including canned food and chemotherapy

they invariably oscillate between natural motion and digital illusion

Ever wonder what’s behind the simple question of “What's your sign

Furuya Korin QuickNotes Format:Cards and becoming part of theFuruya Korin was a Japanese designer and painter. His woodblock printed books of textile designs, created in the first decade of the 20th century are represented here in our QuickNotes notecard box. 20 notecards and envelopes, 5 each of 4 images. Packaged in a sleek, sturdy flip top box with magnetic closure. Cards printed on coated paper stock to bring out their full color. Cards and envelopes bundled together with a paper belly band inside each box.