4243Water Dragon Embroidered T-Shirt

Black/Tonal
£150.00
£150.00 £150.00
Relaxed fit T-Shirt in black, featuring artwork by Utagawa Yoshitsuya hand-machine embroidered on chest.

  • Organic Cotton Jersey
  • Artist: Utagawa Yoshitsuya
  • Hand-machined Tonal Dragon embroidery
  • Wash at or below 30°c. No bleach. Cool iron. Do not dry clean. Do not tumble dry.

Yoshitsuya entered the studio of Utagawa Kuniyoshi, and was considered to be one the Ukiyo-e masters most important studios. Yoshitsuya's work was known for his great prints of warriors and depiction of legendary animals. Whilst many Ukiyo-e artists worked in a small scale creating woodblock prints Yoshitsuya would work large, often creating triptychs which held great depth and detail.

190gsm · 100% Cotton

The perennial use of organic cotton aims to raise awareness and contribute to the reduced use of pesticides in the production of clothing materials. Every Maharishi collection utilises sweat and jersey grown without toxic pesticides or synthetic fertilisers.

Shown with 4110 Ventile® WR Bucket Hat

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Guest Artist: Yoshitsuya

Early circles of Ukiyo-e artists had to be covert with their practice, as their skilled hand-painted works and woodblock prints were seen to depict enjoyable activities in social settings.

Yoshitsuya entered the studio of Utagawa Kuniyoshi, and was considered to be one the Ukiyo-e masters most important studios. Yoshitsuya's work was known for his great prints of warriors and depiction of legendary animals. Whilst many Ukiyo-e artists worked in a small scale creating woodblock prints Yoshitsuya would work large, often creating triptychs which held great depth and detail.
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