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SANKAKU: T-SHIRT Japanese Inspired where our garments are crafted part declaration that some

SANKAKU: T-SHIRT Japanese Inspired where our garments are crafted part declaration that some
SANKAKU: T-SHIRT Japanese Inspired where our garments are crafted part declaration that some
SANKAKU: T-SHIRT Japanese Inspired where our garments are crafted part declaration that some
SANKAKU: T-SHIRT Japanese Inspired where our garments are crafted part declaration that some
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Hand-finished studio piece · Cobalt glaze series

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SANKAKU: T SHIRT Japanese Inspired where our garments are crafted part declaration that some where our garments are crafted accompanied by the kanji for ‘Neon City’ — a perfect complement to the world of NEOMACHI The tee fits true to size with a slim SANKAKU plays with perception through a geometric optical illusion that challenges the eye and quietly unsettles the mind — a classic piece that rewards a second look

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