Wasi Wasi Fifty-Three Cats Washi Tabi Socks

If you like classic Japanese art, you are probably familiar with the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido series of ukiyoe woodblock prints by Utagawa Hiroshige, each showing a characteristic image of the post stations on the Tokaido, the road that connected Edo (old Tokyo) to Kyoto in the Edo period (1600-1868). But you need to be a die-hard fan of classic Japanese art to know that Hiroshige’s contemporary, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, created a humorous painting called Fifty-Three Cats, where each feline's name is a play on a post station. Even if you don't know all that, though, the Wasi Wasi Fifty-Three Cats Washi Tabi Socks are too cute to resist! As the name suggests, the Wasi Wasi Fifty-Three Cats Washi Tabi Socks are inspired by Kuniyoshi's ukiyoe. They feature a high-quality print of it that, thanks to their split-toe and seamless design, shines in all its feline glory. But what makes the socks really extraordinary is the fact that the material they are made of contains fibers of washi handmade paper, one of Japan's most famous crafts! Coming in the four most common sizes, there socks are not just original, but also very breathable, easy to wear, and environmentally friendly. Specs and Features: Traditional split-toe tabi style Based on ukiyoe woodblock print Fifty-Three Cats by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Made with washi (Japanese paper) yarn Naturally breathable Environmentally friendly and SDG-compliant Wholegarment seamless design Sizes: SS, S, M, L Dimensions SS: 22-23.5 cm (US men's 4-5.5, US women's 5.5-7, EU 34-37) Dimensions S: 23.5-25 cm (US men's 5.5-7, US women's 7-8.5, EU 37-40) Dimensions M: 25-26.5 cm (US men's 7-8.5, US women's 8.5-10, EU 40-42) Dimensions L: 27-28.5 cm (US men's 9-10.5, US women's 10.5-12, EU 42-45) Materials: washi, cotton, polyester, nylon, polyurethane