CTFJ x 252% Postcard - Picnic
We are excited to introduce this new postcard by Japanese illustrator 252% (Hitomi Tanizaki), known for her charming illustrations of cozy, cute girls.
* Size: 10cm x 14.8cm (3.9" x 5.8")
* Made in Japan
* More 252% Items HERE
Who is 252%?
252% is a Japanese illustrator known for her dreamlike portraits of young girls who seem to have wandered straight out of a fairy tale. Their expressions hover somewhere between innocence and quiet mystery, inviting you to linger and wonder what they might be thinking. Since 2014, she has drawn and shared a single illustration every day — a decade-long ritual that has shaped her tender, story-filled world. Today that world extends into letter sets, postcards, stickers, and her own illustration collection, Pink.
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CTFJ x 252% Postcard - Picnic
CTFJ x 252% Postcard - Picnic
We are excited to introduce this new postcard by Japanese illustrator 252% (Hitomi Tanizaki), known for her charming illustrations of cozy, cute girls.
* Size: 10cm x 14.8cm (3.9" x 5.8")
* Made in Japan
* More 252% Items HERE
Who is 252%?
252% is a Japanese illustrator known for her dreamlike portraits of young girls who seem to have wandered straight out of a fairy tale. Their expressions hover somewhere between innocence and quiet mystery, inviting you to linger and wonder what they might be thinking. Since 2014, she has drawn and shared a single illustration every day — a decade-long ritual that has shaped her tender, story-filled world. Today that world extends into letter sets, postcards, stickers, and her own illustration collection, Pink.
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We are excited to introduce this new postcard by Japanese illustrator 252% (Hitomi Tanizaki), known for her charming illustrations of cozy, cute girls.
* Size: 10cm x 14.8cm (3.9" x 5.8")
* Made in Japan
* More 252% Items HERE
Who is 252%?
252% is a Japanese illustrator known for her dreamlike portraits of young girls who seem to have wandered straight out of a fairy tale. Their expressions hover somewhere between innocence and quiet mystery, inviting you to linger and wonder what they might be thinking. Since 2014, she has drawn and shared a single illustration every day — a decade-long ritual that has shaped her tender, story-filled world. Today that world extends into letter sets, postcards, stickers, and her own illustration collection, Pink.
