Fall 2026 — Embroidered T-shirt
Star and Water
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
100% combed cotton · 220 GSM
Embroidered in the Gordina studio, Netherlands
Machine wash cold with like colours
Model is 178 cm tall and wears a size L.
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This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
Star and Water
This tee takes inspiration from a fictional tattoo artist and two ancient cuneiform signs: water and star. Developed in ancient Mesopotamia and later used across cultures, including the Assyrians, cuneiform carried words and ideas through marks pressed into clay. Here, the two signs are placed separately at the sleeve and hem, rather than joined as a single motif.
