If you're particularly squeamish about bugs, these bags are probably not for you.

Saitama-based Japanese artist, Amanojaku to Hesomagari, creates a wide range of hyperrealistic bags and items that are inspired by living creatures such as insects, aquatic animals, and birds.

Only create creatures they love

Based on an interview with youpouch, Amanojaku said that the world does not belong to humans.

Moreover, humans tend to judge and categorise things as "cute" or "disgusting" based on their own personal preferences — which made the designer wonder when humans started seeing bugs as "disgusting" creatures.

Amanojaku started their own line after they realised that no hyper-realistic items of creepy-crawlies were available on the market.

There are no hard and fast rules for the creator, except to only make the creatures they like.

It is also important to pay careful attention to the intricacies of the creatures, such as their legs and feelers, to ensure that it remains realistic, as reported by livedoor news.

Here are some of Amanojaku's creations.

A house flea bag:

A coquerel's sifaka bag:

【コクレルシファカのBAG】
(Coquerel's Sifaka)マダガスカル島固有種で、西岸の乾燥林に分布するインドリ科のサル。
昼行性で木の葉や果実などを食べる。
頭胴長42-50㎝、尾長50-60㎝、体重3.7-4.3㎏。

付属の木の幹BAGはチップスター専用ケースに。 pic.twitter.com/BYKj3rcVFQ

— あまのじゃくとへそまがり (@amaheso_sp) January 23, 2017

A beetle pouch:

ヒラタクワガタのICカードケース。甲虫の腹側が好き。 pic.twitter.com/BZnMSwMiZP

— あまのじゃくとへそまがり (@amaheso_sp) June 28, 2014

A giant pangolin bag:

@EmiriA_world 本日はありがとうございました。素敵な作品に出会えて嬉しいです。
ところでオオセンザンコウBAGの写真が見つかりましたので貼っておきます。その場ですぐに出なくてスミマセン… pic.twitter.com/e9GLgzuqwl

— あまのじゃくとへそまがり (@amaheso_sp) July 23, 2017

Where to buy the items?

According to livedoor news, customers can buy the small items at various exhibitions in Japan, while advance orders have to be made for big items.

Prices range from 3,000 yen (around S$38) to 50,000 yen (around S$644).

Although it is not clear how one can place their orders for the items online, it might still be possible to order a photo book collection of their work in Kinokuniya Singapore and Amazon Japan.

Cool.

Top images from amaheso's website.