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"Fuku Kitaru" Hokusai Collection T-shirt
"笑う門には福来る" (warau kado ni ha fukukitaru), meaning: Good Fortune and Happiness will come to the Home of those who Smile"; A phrase similar to the English "Laugh …
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"笑う門には福来る" (warau kado ni ha fukukitaru), meaning: Good Fortune and Happiness will come to the Home of those who Smile"; A phrase similar to the English "Laugh and Grow Fat!". This traditional Japanese saying is used in a word-play in this KUME design where Mr. Ebisu drops back surprised upon catching a "fugu" puffer fish - which name sounds familiar to the word "fuku" luck!
Loved by the people of Edo - The seven gods of fortune, loved by the people of Edo, are comically depicted in "Luck Comes to the Gate of Laughter". The surprise of Mr. Ebisu, who caught a puffer fish (fortune) instead of a sea bream, can be conveyed from one fingertip. It is a very auspicious piece that selects the cloisonne crest from the picture model drawn by Hokusai and adds it to the background. On the left chest a "hundred" mark is printed that is said to be a work that is very close to the exquisite brush, and it is also stamped on the Fujikoshi Dragon map, which beautifully depicts the ascension of a dragon with black clouds beyond Fuji.
< Hokusai Collection >
Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist for Ukiyo-e woodblock prints, which' works are celebrated all over the world for their beautiful portrayal of Japanese aestethics. Sharing their birthplace of Tokyo, and admiring Hokusai's art and lifestyle, KUME dedicated one of their collections to Hokusai's works. Their high quality printing skills and ink make the patterns come alive, making for unique t-shirts to express your passion for Japan and Japanese arts.
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Care Instructions:
It is recommended to wash and iron the t-shirt inside out. Do not iron directly on the print. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry; preferably air dry out of direct sunlight.
* The exact t-shirt colors may differ slightly depending on your device's color and brightness settings.
KUME T-shirt
Kume Limited was founded in 1935 and now is run by the 4th generation of the Kume family. The company is specialized in the production of T-shirts with genuine Japanese motifs. The T-shirts are sewed and cut in Chiba Prefecture, and printed in Saitama Prefecture. The T-shirts are designed so that they can be comfortably worn by both men and women; with a smart fit and a loose neckline. The fabric is thick, yet very soft - a characteristic of all KUME T-shirts, and the secret behind both their excellent reviews on comfort and longevity.
"Fuku Kitaru" Hokusai Collection T-shirt
¥4,180
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"笑う門には福来る" (warau kado ni ha fukukitaru), meaning: Good Fortune and Happiness will come to the Home of those who Smile"; A phrase similar to the English "Laugh and Grow Fat!". This traditional Japanese saying is used in a word-play in this KUME design where Mr. Ebisu drops back surprised upon catching a "fugu" puffer fish - which name sounds familiar to the word "fuku" luck!
Loved by the people of Edo - The seven gods of fortune, loved by the people of Edo, are comically depicted in "Luck Comes to the Gate of Laughter". The surprise of Mr. Ebisu, who caught a puffer fish (fortune) instead of a sea bream, can be conveyed from one fingertip. It is a very auspicious piece that selects the cloisonne crest from the picture model drawn by Hokusai and adds it to the background. On the left chest a "hundred" mark is printed that is said to be a work that is very close to the exquisite brush, and it is also stamped on the Fujikoshi Dragon map, which beautifully depicts the ascension of a dragon with black clouds beyond Fuji.
< Hokusai Collection >
Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist for Ukiyo-e woodblock prints, which' works are celebrated all over the world for their beautiful portrayal of Japanese aestethics. Sharing their birthplace of Tokyo, and admiring Hokusai's art and lifestyle, KUME dedicated one of their collections to Hokusai's works. Their high quality printing skills and ink make the patterns come alive, making for unique t-shirts to express your passion for Japan and Japanese arts.
Size Guide
Care Instructions:
It is recommended to wash and iron the t-shirt inside out. Do not iron directly on the print. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry; preferably air dry out of direct sunlight.
* The exact t-shirt colors may differ slightly depending on your device's color and brightness settings.
KUME T-shirt
Kume Limited was founded in 1935 and now is run by the 4th generation of the Kume family. The company is specialized in the production of T-shirts with genuine Japanese motifs. The T-shirts are sewed and cut in Chiba Prefecture, and printed in Saitama Prefecture. The T-shirts are designed so that they can be comfortably worn by both men and women; with a smart fit and a loose neckline. The fabric is thick, yet very soft - a characteristic of all KUME T-shirts, and the secret behind both their excellent reviews on comfort and longevity.
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