"Tiger 2" Series Phone Case with **MagSafe Upgrade

During the late Warring States period, Momoyama period, and early Edo period, the most prominent painters belonged to the Kanō school and Hasegawa Tōhaku, who inherited the legacy of Sesshū. Hasegawa Tōhaku was a painter active in Kyoto after Kanō Eitoku, known for his elegant and distant style, imbued with profound charm. His tiger paintings are full of brush and ink dynamism; the calligraphic brushstrokes imbue the tigers with primal vitality and fierce expressions, particularly in their eyes. Kanō Eitoku's most famous work is the "Chinese Lions Screen," but his tiger screens also possess scholarly taste. For example, in the "Tiger" painting, the mother tiger stands frontally with her paws firmly planted, exuding majesty, while the smaller tiger beside her appears much more delicate beneath the imposing mother. Kanō Sansetsu, who inherited Kanō Eitoku's style, was active in Kyoto. His "Dragon and Tiger Screen," with its dynamic composition and central empty space, can be considered a paradigm of screen art. For the Kanō school, such brilliantly colored screens conveyed luxury and grandeur, while the dragon and tiger, animals dominating the heavens and earth, perfectly symbolized the spirit of the samurai. Special Offers: 👍 **Complimentary MagSafe upgrade** integrated seamlessly into the phone case. 👍 **Free SF Express shipping** to Hong Kong and Macau. 👍 **Free Hong Kong Post shipping** to Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Japan. The phone case is crafted from a matte black TPU soft shell and PC hard plastic, featuring a soft edge and a hard back. It offers full four-corner protection, enhancing shock absorption and safeguarding your phone. The raised bezel around the camera lens provides superior protection for the camera. The case weighs approximately 100 grams. MAYOGI operates its own studio in Hong Kong. Simply choose your favorite design, and we will produce it on the same day during business hours for dispatch the following day.