Studio D'Artisan
【Pre-Order】8198 Amami Mud Tsuri-ami T-shirts
Nuevo
Existencias bajas
Sin stock
€ 156.00
SKU#8198DBR-S
Pre-Order : Until October 12, 2025
*Delivery date April 2026*
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Note: Pre-order items ship at a later date. Combining them with in-stock items may delay delivery, so we recommend placing separate orders for pre-order and regular items.
Jersey T-shirts made on a vintage shuttle loom. Knitted slowly using only the weight of the yarn, the fabric gains a unique softness and slight irregularities that cannot be replicated by modern machines.
For dyeing, we adopt the traditional “Amami Mud Dyeing” technique, handed down on Amami Ōshima. Each piece is carefully dyed using natural materials: dye from the teechi tree (Sharinbai), which grows on the island, and iron-rich mud derived from geological layers over 1.5 million years old. The resulting color has depth and warmth that cannot be replicated with synthetic dyes.
The buttons are made from natural nut material.
Amami Mud Dyed
AMAMI MUD DYED
Amami mud dyeing is a traditional dyeing technique rooted in Amami Ōshima, an island in southern Japan, passed down through generations. While its exact origins are unclear, records from the Nara period over 1,300 years ago mention tea-colored silk fabrics from southern islands like Amami being offered to temples in the capital.
This traditional technique uses dye extracted from the teechi tree (Sharinbai), a plant native to Amami. The teechi tree is a precious plant that takes 10–30 years to mature. Threads and fabrics are repeatedly soaked in the extracted dye and then immersed in iron-rich mud from Amami’s soil, a process repeated multiple times to fix the color. This mud itself is a gift of the land, formed from geological layers more than 1.5 million years old.
Using no chemical dyes and relying solely on natural materials from the island, mud dyeing produces soft, deep, and warm earthy tones. The resulting color carries a delicate yet powerful presence that cannot be replicated with modern synthetic dyes. This technique embodies the spirit of the people of Amami and the wisdom of nature, passed down through countless generations. It is truly a gift from the earth—a unique culture nurtured by time, tradition, and the richness of nature.
"Nos enorgullece ofrecer envío gratuito a nivel mundial en compras superiores a €125.
Utilizamos empresas de mensajería de clase mundial como EMS, FedEx y DHL para el envío de los productos.
Desde nuestro almacén, procuramos enviar dentro de dos (2) a tres (3) días hábiles de haber recibido un pedido, normalmente una orden toma de dos (2) a tres (3) días en llegar a la mayoría de los países de Asia Oriental y Norteamérica, y de cuatro (4) a siete (7) días para otras partes del mundo.
Jersey T-shirts made on a vintage shuttle loom. Knitted slowly using only the weight of the yarn, the fabric gains a unique softness and slight irregularities that cannot be replicated by modern machines.
For dyeing, we adopt the traditional “Amami Mud Dyeing” technique, handed down on Amami Ōshima. Each piece is carefully dyed using natural materials: dye from the teechi tree (Sharinbai), which grows on the island, and iron-rich mud derived from geological layers over 1.5 million years old. The resulting color has depth and warmth that cannot be replicated with synthetic dyes.
The buttons are made from natural nut material.
Amami Mud Dyed
AMAMI MUD DYED
Amami mud dyeing is a traditional dyeing technique rooted in Amami Ōshima, an island in southern Japan, passed down through generations. While its exact origins are unclear, records from the Nara period over 1,300 years ago mention tea-colored silk fabrics from southern islands like Amami being offered to temples in the capital.
This traditional technique uses dye extracted from the teechi tree (Sharinbai), a plant native to Amami. The teechi tree is a precious plant that takes 10–30 years to mature. Threads and fabrics are repeatedly soaked in the extracted dye and then immersed in iron-rich mud from Amami’s soil, a process repeated multiple times to fix the color. This mud itself is a gift of the land, formed from geological layers more than 1.5 million years old.
Using no chemical dyes and relying solely on natural materials from the island, mud dyeing produces soft, deep, and warm earthy tones. The resulting color carries a delicate yet powerful presence that cannot be replicated with modern synthetic dyes. This technique embodies the spirit of the people of Amami and the wisdom of nature, passed down through countless generations. It is truly a gift from the earth—a unique culture nurtured by time, tradition, and the richness of nature.
"Nos enorgullece ofrecer envío gratuito a nivel mundial en compras superiores a €125.
Utilizamos empresas de mensajería de clase mundial como EMS, FedEx y DHL para el envío de los productos.
Desde nuestro almacén, procuramos enviar dentro de dos (2) a tres (3) días hábiles de haber recibido un pedido, normalmente una orden toma de dos (2) a tres (3) días en llegar a la mayoría de los países de Asia Oriental y Norteamérica, y de cuatro (4) a siete (7) días para otras partes del mundo.