Edo-Komon T-shirts with Edo-Komon pocket Asanohani Mukai Tsuru Vneck

The pockets are made of Edo Komon silk fabric, which is hand-dyed by craftsmen one by one. The design of the Edo komon (pocket) is the black "Asanoha ni mukai Tsuru ". Pattern of Edo-komon pocket is "Asanoha ni Mukai Turu". Asanoha is hemp leaf in Japanese. It has long been believed that hemp has the power to ward off evil spirits and ward off evil. Also, since it grows fast and adapts and grows in any environment, it is often used for baby clothes. mukai Tsuru means two facing crane in Japanese. The pattern of Hemp leaves, which has the meaning of amulet, is combined with the pattern of Crane which is a pattern of good fortune. A straight line hexagonal "hemp leaf" pattern with a curved "opposite crane" gives you a sense of dynamism and full energy. The material of the T-shirt is the finest ultra-long cotton native to India, and it is sewn at a Japanese sewing factory with technical capabilities. The smooth and moist texture is unique. The quantity is limited. Just try and feel the Iki(=Edo peoples cool feeling). § Edo Komon (cooperation): Hirose dyeing factory [Material] T-shirt [100% cotton] Pocket [100% silk] Pocket size [Width 9 cm * Height 10 cm]