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Octopus Potato Bowling Shirt

Octopus Potato Bowling Shirt

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Cthulhu from back in the day! Of course Lovecraft wrote much later, but it kinda looks like our old friend, Cthu, featured in this inverted reproduction of the rare 1791 Japanese woodblock-printed. Imo-Dako no yurai, The Origin of Octopus with Potato (Imo-Dako no yurai) from the Martin A Ryerson Collection housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. The artist is unknown, but likely Katsukawa Shunro, an apprentice of Katsukawa Shunsho, prominent ukiyo-e artist during the Edo period.

Fabric: 100% rayon
Features: buttondown collar tiki style top w short sleeves
Fit: RUNS SMALL please take measurements from clothing you have at home that fits how you like, then compare to our chart. Centimeters are more accurate. When in doubt, get a size up!

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🫧❄️ Care Instructions

To keep your colors bright, machine or hand-wash in cold water with like colors and line dry. Do not bleach or dry clean. Pro Tip: Avoid washing with items that have zippers or velcro to protect the fabric texture.

🧵 The Abysswares Made-to-Order Promise

Every bit of tomfoolery in my shop starts as a digital canvas in my studio. To ensure industrial-strength durability and colors that stay vibrant wash after wash, I partner with professional textile experts who print my original art onto raw fabric, then cut and sew the garment specifically for your order. This zero-waste process means your piece doesn't exist in the world until you hit purchase--it's sustainable, artisanal fashion made just for you.

✈️ Fulfillment & Logistics

Because these are exclusive made-on-demand pieces, please allow 3-5 days for production. Shipping typically takes less than 2 weeks to your doorstep (approximately 16 days from order-to-door).

💻📱 Color & Display Note

Monitor settings vary! While your item will be vibrant and beautifully printed, slight differences in color and element placement are part of the unique made-to-order process.