Sheer fitted tank top with rhinestoned not too sweet Asian flavors. Each style is color coordinated to the ingredient.

Featuring bae, cardamom, kinako, lassi, pandan, ube and umeboshi.

An ode to the compliment “not too sweet” on the Asian palate, this tee is screenprinted in Los Angeles on a color-washed, 100% cotton.

Not Too Sweet embroidered baseball cap. Available in 3 colors.

Our first solo edition, “No Fear” by Raiheth Rawla and Ali Monis Naqvi.

Inspired by Saim Sadiq’s 2022 film ‘Joyland’ and shot at the Rajbari Bawali on the outskirts of Kolkata, the zine examines sexuality and desire in South Asian spaces.

What we choose to idolize says a lot about who we are. Vol. 5 is an ode to divergent voices.

This lenticular print is an ode to Akihiro Miwa. Shot by Keith Oshiro for Vol.5.

Stackable milk glass mug with a FAR–NEAR logo print. Available as a single mug or as a pair.

A sequel to Wei Weng’s first book Eat A Chili (2021), Water Refuge continues to explore the primal appetite for thrill-seeking via intense sensory experience.

Photographer Tami Aftab, went back to his hometown to capture its magic in the WePresent commissioned series turned photography and cook book “The Rice is on the Hob”.

I Want You Close but Also Far, Far Away is a zine inspired by an essay Stacey Zhu wrote in her media studies class that quickly divulges into a personal, yet nonexistent relationship.

Using a mixture of ongoing photographs taken since 2020, scans of old family photos, and pieces of writing, Jasmine Huang attempts to craft a nonlinear retelling of her household’s narrative as it delves into language and loss.

Alchemy of Care is a cookbook born from a deep commitment to mutual aid for @littleom, an immunocompromised, disabled artist who fights for the visibility and survival of themselves and other chronically ill and disabled people. It features recipes that were created for low mold restrictive diets.

To open this book is to enter a room. This is a room Yuhan Cheng built with photographs — and it will remain still until the book withers, the strings fall, or the color fades.

My mother & her Faith (photographs 2017 – 2024) by Raisul Tinin presents a non-linear journey from the perspective of an offspring’s desire to preserve the woman who raised him.

Port Yarin serves as a visual documentation of a fictional town, a home to the wandering souls of the racially ambiguous, third culture kids of the world.

Unforced Errors 001 is a collection of experiments and explorations by Luisa Lacsamana.

The Taiwanese Diet Anatomy by Alice Chen. How can food affect cultural identity, how food binds generations, and why we should take it seriously to understand our roots and identity?

A gentle reminder to ssseize the day.

For Ariana Gupta’s mother’s 50th birthday, Ariana dug through her family archive and screen-printed images on a white silk saree. The zine acts as a companion to her mother’s gift.

Writing Practice: 爱 by Vic Xu, navigates reflections on love through the repeated routine of calligraphy practice and a pixelated photograph.

“Butterflies are powerful and deep representations of joy, transformation, rebirth, and the never-ending cycle of life. These images were born during a turning point in my life in 2021. I hope they bring you strength, hope, and bliss as they did for me.”

Sature explores the erotic and sensual materiality through their photographic lens.

A visual essay by Wei Wang. In this hybrid fiction, the human consumption of chili pepper has surged beyond the culinary indulgence of spice.

Photography diary zine by Acudus Aranyian after moving to the United States from Taipei in 2019.

All profits of this FAR-NEAR fundraiser will go to Sirkhane DARKROOM, a non-profit at the Syrian-Turkish border teaching children analog photography.

Long sleeve tee featuring a quote by Rabindranath Tagore and an image of florals from Sirkhane DARKROOM.

*Sizes Small and Medium Only!*

Photograph by Kary Kwok and FAR–NEAR logo graphic on a light blue organic cotton tee.

Designed by Raiheth Rawla and hand-embroidered in India, this book envelope perfectly fits our book series and any other 6×8.25in book.

The blanket dreams are made of – a sea of fish photographed in Tsukiji Market grace this 100% cotton woven blanket.

The blanket dreams are made of – an endless ocean in Venice graces this 100% cotton woven blanket.

Illustrator Urara Muramatsu wakes the fuck up, everyday. On a 100% cotton woven blanket.

Vol. 4 – Guidance features Trinh T. Minh-ha, Kikuji Kawada, Hu Yang, Brendan George Ko, Vince Aung, Ibrahem Hasan and Sirkhane DARKROOM.

Vol. 3 focuses on devotion, featuring artists from Hong Kong to Uzbekistan including Zhang Huan, Shintaro Sakamoto, Fatima Al Qadiri and Eikoh Hosoe.

Vol. 2 focuses on Taste–Distaste and features the likes of Takashi Homma, Rirkrit Tiravanija’s The Land Foundation, Nick Sethi, Richie Shazam and Pixy Liao.

Vol. 1 focuses on movement and features include Juri Onuki, Shirin Neshat, Pouran Jinchi, Beijing Opera, New Delhi Pride Parade and 9m88.

A personal index, research project and 141-card deck on Asian artist collectives by Lulu Yao Gioiello.

Introducing the FAR–NEAR Book Tote. Designed by Raiheth Rawla and crafted in India, this book tote perfectly fits Vol. 1-4 and then some.

Open Callendar is a 365-day open call project featuring FAR–NEAR contributors, friends and readers.

This reflective FAR NEAR logo tee creates an attention-grabbing flash when the wearer is near moving light.

This mesh shirt features art from Volume 3 contributor Yuri Eury. 50% of the profits go to the artist.

“Reality cannot be deprived of other echoes that inhabit the garden.” This tee features the words of Edward Said and a mythical kappa illustration.

Proceeds go to the Asian American Federation for this lyric tee based on Lim Giong’s A Pure Person.

This 100% recycled cotton tee features Tatsumi Hijikata poster art. Partial proceeds go to the Butoh Sozo Shigen foundation.

100% of the profits of this tee went to the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund and the Immigrant History Initiative.

Hitoshi Fugo, a Japanese photographer featured in vol. 2, created a photo series around an iron pan he used to cook for over 20 years.

Designed after the Narita Airport passport control, this 100% silk scarf is a reminder of the many that cross the world to start anew.

To celebrate the inaugural release of vol 1, this soft white tee features a scan of the cover.