Maharishi presents its latest series of artworks inspired by the master Ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi for Autumn / Winter 2023. Originally a painter, his work stood out amongst others due to his depictions of legendary samurai battles, mythical animals and vivid landscapes.

Maharishi introduces Autumn / Winter 2023. Drawing inspiration from the utility and solid construction of industrial workwear over the last 500 years. Harnessing the pacifist approach to military design ethos, focusing on the uniforms of fire-fighters and harnessed construction workers from Japan, U.S. and England.

Original Snopants® have been long established as Maharishi’s signature trouser, having featured in each collection since 1996.

Across the MAHA SONGKRAN 23 collection, hand-machine embroidered tonal elements from Yoshitsuya‘s painting can be seen on military and sportswear staples in organic cottons.

An in-depth look into the Sak Yant capsule of Spring Summer 23, examining the meaning and origin behind the ancient Thai tattoo art.

Taking inspiration from the silhouettes and textiles of Hill Tribes in Northern Thailand, alongside artwork motifs of tigers and Sak Yant tattoo designs.

In celebration of the Lunar New Year for 2023, Maharishi honour the Rabbit with an exclusive capsule.

The collection explores contemporary mediums, as well as the many ways as to how art is conceived today.

Maharishi pays tribute to Japanese Ukiyo-e artists Kawanabe Kyōsai and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi for Autumn Winter 2022.

In the latest editorial feature, Maharishi explores the Greyfield Woods, highlighting some of AW22's technical styles.

Maharishi partner with @shyfx and @digitalsoundboy to celebrate Notting Hill Carnival 2022.Andre “Shy FX” Williams has quietly been one of the most influential British producers of the last 25 years. From his ground-breaking jungle anthem Original Nuttah (a tune that has as much impact now as it did when it first smashed into the charts in the early 90s), to his timely switch into dubstep, house and roots reggae in the 00s, to his behind-the-scenes production work for multi-million selling pop RnB acts, Shy’s ability to fuse soundsystem culture with electronic futurism and classic song writing has defined the music of successive generations.In 2019 he released his critically acclaimed album ‘Raggamuffin SoundTape’ that deftly steps between tempo and styles, encompassing lyrical hip hop, sweet soul, and bass heavy breakbeat, drawing together the many influences that have kept him at the forefront of dance music for over quarter of a century.The word legend is used too much these days, but embodies Shy and his career without question. A real modern-day soundman.Words: Jon BaileyPhotography: Mikey MasseyExclusively available at the London flagship store. Thursday 25th August 11AM. 2-3 Great Pulteney StreetLondon, W1F 9LY