Premium hoodie "Kushi" by Utamaro Kitagawa (1753-1806)
Utamaro Kitagawa's "Kushi," which means "comb," is a typical example of the traditional Japanese Ukiyo-e style. This painting depicts a Japanese woman delicately holding a comb, demonstrating Utamaro's renowned ability to capture feminine beauty and grace. Originally housed in the Library of Congress and digitally enhanced by rawpixel, the work embodies the elegance and sophistication of Edo period portraiture. Utamaro's attention to detail and mastery of linework are evident in the intricate patterns and subtle expressions, making "Kushi" a timeless work that celebrates Japan's cultural and artistic heritage.
Composition
- 100% organic cotton (French Terry)
- 400 G/m²
- Color: Send
- Organically combed, dry feel
Fit
- Oversize
- Fitted sleeves
- Double-layer hood made of the same fabric
- Single-sided jersey band at the neck
- Crescent moon made of the same fabric at the neck
- Single-needle stitching on neckline and hood edge
- 2×1 elastic at sleeve and hem opening
- Armpit, sleeve and hem opening with double-needle stitching
- Kangaroo pocket on the front
Materials and origin
- Organic cotton from Turkey
- Made in Bangladesh
- Designed and printed in Barcelona, Spain
- All products are made from certified organic cotton with the following certificates:
- Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)
- PETA approved
- Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX®
- Global Recycled Standard (GRS)
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