Tabi Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: TABI Cat Curiosities is a fictional toy and novelty company from the 2026 supernatural horror film Obsession. The fictional corporation is famous for manufacturing the "One Wish Willow," a twisted, dark take on classic genie-in-a-bottle tropes with terrifying, monkey's-paw-style consequences.
Description: Jimothy the raccoon remembers to say “tabi-tabi po” before exploring the forest. Featuring earthy olive trees, warm cream lettering and a soft kawaii character, this playful Boogie NW design celebrates Filipino folklore, respect for nature and lessons passed between generations.
Description: A layered illustrated journey through the Philippines inspired by “tabi-tabi po,” a respectful expression associated with passing places inhabited by unseen beings. Rice terraces, a bahay kubo, coconut palms, gabi leaves, flowing water and fish create a lush celebration of Filipino folklore, nature and provincial life.
Description: A sneaky samurai raccoon yokai tiptoes away from the clothesline with a stolen tabi under the kanji 足袋泥棒, Japanese for tabi thief. Finally, the answer to where every missing sock goes: a masked bandit spirit with a katana and zero regrets. Made for laundry day survivors, raccoon lovers, moms who lose one sock per load, and fans of vintage Japanese ink art and folklore.
Sock Thief Raccoon Yokai Samurai Tabi Laundry Japanese Sumi-e Phone Case
by VOILA
$17 $23
Description: Cobalt Blade Master: Yasuke's Low Guard in Etched Blue Ink Cobalt ink, steel nerves. Yasuke, the African warrior who served Oda Nobunaga and stood among Japan's samurai, holds a low guard with his blade angled across his body, bearded jaw set and locs whipping in the wind. Puff Sumo rendered this full-length figure in crosshatch engraving style, from layered kusazuri armor to tabi boots, for fans of black samurai history, Sengoku battlefield lore, kenjutsu and detailed pen and ink art. A sharp gift for martial artists, history buffs, manga readers and anyone who celebrates African heritage in Japanese history. Clean cobalt linework shines on white, sand and light gray. Hold the line.
