Paiheme Studio's new prints include the Konbini collection and come in an A3 size.
 
'Konbini' is the popular Japanese term for Convenience Store, pretty much a staple in most Japanese areas where all sorts of goods and services are available 24/7.
 
The print is a typical Paiheme Studio design with a fantastic vintage, 1950/60's graphic styling and has the phrase 'Hana Yori Dango' written on it, roughly translating  as 'Boys Over Flowers', which means valuing substance over style (kind of, and is also an anime/manga series). Dango also happens to be an offering in religous ceremonies, traced back to the Heian period and made out of millet flour, making it a foodie treat too!
 
Make of it, what you will,  it's a great Japanese print by the quirky French brand.
 
 
Comes in a biodegrable cellophane sleeve and hard backed envelope.
 
Made in France.
 
All Paiheme Studio prints fit standard frames.