Licence

A licence, not a painting. Copyright in every painting stays with the shop and is not sold with the file. What you buy is permission to use the files: personal, worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and yours for as long as you care to keep it.

Non-exclusive means the same set is sold to other people. Non-transferable means the permission is yours: it does not travel to someone else along with a copy of the file.

A set is bought whole. Every painting in the collection comes with it, in each cut the shop stocks, as JPEG files at the sizes shown on this page. Download links appear on your receipt page as soon as payment clears.

Personal means you and the people in your household, on devices you own or personally use. There is no device limit and no count to keep.

A work laptop counts as personal use while the painting is only your wallpaper on it. It stops being personal the moment the image becomes part of something the business makes, sells or shows to its customers.

The short version above is the whole of it. Stated once more for the record, and for the avoidance of doubt, you may not:

• aredistribute, resell, sublicense, publish or otherwise make available any file from a set, in whole or in part, edited or not, whether or not money changes hands;
• buse any file in a commercial, promotional or public-facing context;
• cregister, or claim, any right in a painting or in anything derived from one.

Not included, at any price on this site. It is available — it is simply a different conversation, because the shop has to look at what is inside a painting before it can licence that painting for a product.

If you want a set on something you sell, ask before you use it, not after.

The paintings may not be used to train, fine-tune, evaluate or condition any machine-learning model, and may not be included in any dataset assembled for those purposes.

Buying a set is not consent to any of that, and nothing on this site is offered as training data. This reservation is express, and it survives for as long as the copyright does.

Some paintings show real things: a bottle on a shelf, a watch face, a marque on a car, a board at the side of a court. Those things carry other people's trademarks, names and designs.

This licence covers the painting. It grants you nothing whatsoever in any mark, name or design appearing inside one, because those are not the shop's to grant. Wallpaper on a screen you use is the purpose these files are sold for, and the only purpose licensed here.

Any use that puts one of those marks in front of other people is a matter between you and whoever owns the mark.

Every price on this site includes consumption tax, as Japanese law requires (総額表示). The figure shown beside a set is the figure charged; the smaller ex-tax figure next to it is the same price with the tax separated out.

Each currency has its own price, set by the shop. Nothing is converted at an exchange rate, so you are charged the exact figure you were shown, in the currency you were reading it in.

The files are delivered the moment you pay, which is why a refund after download is not normally possible.

If something is actually wrong — a file missing, a file that will not open, a cut that never arrived — write to the shop and it will be put right or refunded. That is a promise about the goods, not a change-of-mind window.

The link on your receipt page is the key to the files. It works for as long as the receipt does, which is generous but not forever, and it is not an archive. Download the set and keep your own copy.

Anyone holding that link can reach your files, so treat it the way you would a receipt for something valuable.

Files are supplied as they are. Screens differ, and a colour that is exact on the shop's monitor will not be exact on yours.

The shop does not promise that a set suits a particular device, a particular arrangement of icons, or a particular taste. Its liability for anything arising from a purchase is limited to what you paid for that set.

Nothing in this clause removes a right that Japanese consumer law gives you.

The terms that apply to a set are the ones published when you bought it. A later version does not reach back and take away something you have already paid for. The version and date in force are printed at the top of this page.

This licence is published in Japanese and English. Where the two disagree, the Japanese text is the one that governs; the English is provided so that it can be read.

Japanese law governs this licence and any purchase made through this site, and any dispute goes to the courts of Japan.