Namakubi Sake Tee - Charcoal
Namakubi (生首), meaning "freshly-severed head," is a striking Japanese motif intended to shock and frighten. Originating in Edo period (1603-1868) ukiyo-e artwork, it remains prevalent in traditional irezumi (tattoos) today.
In Japanese folklore, there is a legend about a mythical giant snake demon known as Uwabami (蟒蛇). These massive serpents are famous for their enormous appetite and their tendency to ambush travelers. Uwabami are particularly known for consuming vast amounts of food and, most importantly, sake (日本酒). This folklore led to the Japanese expression used to poke fun at a person who drinks a lot. “You drink a lot! Like a giant snake (uwabami)!”
Fitted where it should be without restricting movement when it matters. A dialed-in silhouette through the chest, shoulders, and sleeves with room to move.
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I have an first production of this shirt but the subtle changes in the color scheme is what caught my eye. The Imagery of tis is awesome, appreciate the work put into the image and the color scheme. Excellent shirt.
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