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Peke World makes mugs, stickers, posters and calendars in honor of the Pekingese — bred for centuries to guard the sleeves of emperors, and unwilling to let anyone forget it.
Six items presently in production, each approved by a committee of one very small, very serious dog.
An 11oz mug bearing a Peke seated on a cushion, unimpressed by whatever you've brought it.
A sticker sheet of nine Peke expressions, ranging from "regal" to "personally offended."
An 18×24 poster of a Peke drifting across a painted sky, held aloft by sheer dignity.
A twelve-month wall calendar. Every court needs a record of its own splendor.
A mug for the person who has, in fact, been let inside by a nine-pound gatekeeper.
A smaller sticker pack for laptops, water bottles, and other places dignity must be asserted.
Sittings are by appointment. The subject reserves the right to look away at the decisive moment.
Nine pounds of coat, opinion and ancestry. Every design in the catalogue begins as a sitting like these — and ends only when the subject consents to it.
Plates I & II · from the archive
Let it be recorded: the Pekingese was bred within the walls of the Forbidden City to be carried in the sleeves of the imperial court — small enough to conceal, proud enough to rule regardless.
Peke World exists to keep that attitude in circulation. We print for the dogs who guard doorways like temple lions, nap like the matter is settled, and consider "walkies" a formal summons.
Every piece is made in small batches and approved, in spirit, by a committee of one.
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