ASIAN JAPANESE TRADITIONAL

No matter what time of day or night, a steaming bowl of pho noodle soup is never hard to find in Vietnam.

The legendary Oni of Japanese folklore are hugely varied in appearance's but are generally portrayed as terrifying, massive ogre / orc -like creatures with horns emerging from their heads, with sharp claws , huge teeth and wild hair.Hannya which was originally designed to represent a "jealous & malevolent female spirit " and the Oni Masks originally representing "Evil demons" or Oni possessive spirts are now mostly used for festivals and to "Guard" Hannya which was originally designed to represent a "jealous & malevolent female spirit " and the Oni Masks originally representing "Evil demons" or Oni possessive spirts are now mostly used for festivals and to "Guard" 

In the Asian culture, the lantern is meant to dispel the evil spirits and to bring peace and happiness. 

There is perfect symmetry, flow, and balance in the Chinese happiness sign, which speaks of the possibility of lasting harmonious energy in a love relationship.

Geisha are female Japanese entertainers who perform traditional Japanese artforms, such as traditional dance and singing. They are characterised by their distinct appearance of long, trailing kimono, traditional hairstyles and the oshiroi makeup they wear.

Hannya which was originally designed to represent a "jealous & malevolent female spirit "

A Fire and Water Foodog in Neotradional style

A full sleeve crane in Japenese style