Ancient Asia Map Magnets

Explore the beauty of this Asian map from an era gone by! The decorative cartouches, ornate borders, and unique color palette brings a charm to the traditional map style. This beautifully reproduced map from Speed's atlas "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine."

This is a beautiful example of Henricus Hondius' map of Asia, made in 1631. Originally from Belgian, Hondius was one of the most prominent cartographers of his time. His maps are known for their attention to detail and accuracy for the time.

Map of Ancient Japan and surrounding area.

If you're looking for a striking wall decoration, look no further than this colorfully illustrated map of Asia from 1732. Originally printed by Guillaume Danet, this highly decorative map features Asian cities and major trade routes as well as icons signifying different natural resources.

The Japanese archipelago was mapped for the first time by Joan Blaeu in 1665. This map not only depicts Japan's territory, but also includes Korea, China, and Taiwan. Extensive commercial information is included as well as a footer with a list of navigational routes. The map was published in 1665 and this particular example is from a later edition from 1677.

A map from 1685, featuring the journey of twelve ambassadors sent by King Louis XIV of France to the Kingdom of Siam.

Drawing - Graphite pencils on paper + digital for writings

modern illustrated map of the country Cambodia in Asia