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Garment Dyed T--sh
| S | M | L | |
| length | 66.0 | 71.0 | 73.0 |
| width | 47.0 | 52.0 | 54.0 |
| sleeve length | 18.0 | 21.0 | 22.0 |
| shoulder width | 46.0 | 50.0 | 52.0 |
Tan t-shirt with screenprinted design. Released in conjunction with Sacred Bones' reissue of Mort Garson's Mother Earth's Plantasia album.
Embroidered white on washed black emo ambient dad hat.
Iconic PULSE DEMON design printed on the front
Bowed MERZBOW script on the back
Front & Back Silver Prints on Black T-Shirt
Limited edition of 100
T-Shirt brand: GILDAN
super high quality, and thick tote, double strike silver print on black by the legends at 7th Disaster.
A hat to let others know when you are engaged in deep listening. Turn it backwards to activate a delicate request for silence from those behind you. Classic 6-panel cap with adjustable strap and large embroidered "I'm in the Listening Position" logo.
Garment Dyed T--sh
| S | M | L | |
| length | 66.0 | 71.0 | 73.0 |
| width | 47.0 | 52.0 | 54.0 |
| sleeve length | 18.0 | 21.0 | 22.0 |
| shoulder width | 46.0 | 50.0 | 52.0 |
This Meditations hand towel is made by a Japanese dyeing technique called 'Chusen', which was established in the early Edo period (1603-1868). Approximately 90 cm (W) x 35 cm (H), 100% cotton.
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
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The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
This shoulder tote bag is natural dyed by Yuko Kitta, a dyeing artist living in Okinawa, Japan.
The bags are produced in Auroville in South India, and are made of 100% organic cotton, which is tough and thick.
About kitta
–
The story of kitta begins in 1998, when the director, Yuko Kitta, started making clothing using natural dyeing techniques. In 2011, she established an atelier in Okinawa, after working in Tokyo, Hyogo Prefecture, and Chiba.At present, she (together with other kitta employees) is engaged in the production of art pieces, installations and clothing with the idea of shepherding objects from their birth to their return to the earth as a central motivating concept.
The dyes used by kitta are hand-produced using mainly the Ryukyu indigo we grow ourselves and the leaves, branches, bark and roots of various Okinawan plants. Heating via flame and fermentation are also important techniques in our dyeing process. In addition, so that the clothes kitta produces can be worn for long periods, we also redye kitta products when colors fade.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
Indigo is the oldest dye used by humans around the world since B.C. The method of extracting the beautiful indigo blue color from plants, which seems to increase in beauty and attractiveness even after 100 years, is a technique that requires advanced technology, management methods, and time and effort in production, including fermentation, and is said to have a beneficial effect on the skin and human body. It is said to have a beneficial effect on the skin and human body, and is said to protect against insects and strengthen the fabric.
The bags are made in Auroville, a cosmopolitan city in South India, and are made of tough 100% organic cotton, dyed by hand with natural Indian indigo.
We hope you will take long time to use our natural dyed products, as they will change in texture over time.
notice : The first few times the natural Indian indigo is used, the color may shift, so we hope you will use it with darker colored clothes. We recommend hand washing and drying in the shade.
*Because of the natural dyeing and handmade process, the texture and coloring of each item will vary. Also, the color may differ depending on the browser environment. Please understand.
*It has a fermented smell caused by the indigo, which is unique to indigo dyeing. It is also a sign of real indigo. but it will disappear during use.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
Indigo is the oldest dye used by humans around the world since B.C. The method of extracting the beautiful indigo blue color from plants, which seems to increase in beauty and attractiveness even after 100 years, is a technique that requires advanced technology, management methods, and time and effort in production, including fermentation, and is said to have a beneficial effect on the skin and human body. It is said to have a beneficial effect on the skin and human body, and is said to protect against insects and strengthen the fabric.
The bags are made in Auroville, a cosmopolitan city in South India, and are made of tough 100% organic cotton, dyed by hand with natural Indian indigo.
We hope you will take long time to use our natural dyed products, as they will change in texture over time.
notice : The first few times the natural Indian indigo is used, the color may shift, so we hope you will use it with darker colored clothes. We recommend hand washing and drying in the shade.
*Because of the natural dyeing and handmade process, the texture and coloring of each item will vary. Also, the color may differ depending on the browser environment. Please understand.
*It has a fermented smell caused by the indigo, which is unique to indigo dyeing. It is also a sign of real indigo. but it will disappear during use.
| width | 50cm |
| height | 35cm |
| gusset | 12cm |
| shoulder | 60cm |
