Estampado para la espalda de una camiseta con "BUSHIDO" y un tigre rugiendo al estilo irezumi japonés. El tigre se agazapa entre olas azules y blancas, bambú, peonías rosas y hojas de arce rojas bajo un sol rojo, sobre letras crema de pincel seco con un subrayado rojo. Cambia la palabra, el tigre o los colores de flores y olas para crear tu propio diseño de ropa.

Product mockup photograph, top-down flat lay of a black cotton T-shirt seen from the back, laid flat and centred on a plain light warm-grey surface, short sleeves spread slightly, soft even daylight, gentle fabric folds and a visible back collar seam. The shirt fills most of the 4:5 frame. Across the upper back is a large screen-printed irezumi artwork in the style of an Edo woodblock print, with bold black outlines and smooth black shading, in flat saturated pigments of vermilion red, golden yellow-orange, deep indigo, jade green and peony pink, with bare cream left as highlights. The print has fine woodblock grain and sits slightly matte on the fabric. The main motif is a snarling tiger, mouth wide open with white fangs and a red tongue, golden-orange coat with bold black stripes, one claw raised, body sweeping diagonally. Tall jade-green bamboo stalks with pointed leaves rise behind and beside the tiger. Dense curling indigo and cream wind bars, stylised clouds and crashing waves with curled claw-like foam tips fill the gaps around it. Pink peonies and a few falling maple leaves accent the base. Below the artwork, centred on the shirt, is the word "BUSHIDO" in extremely heavy, compressed, squat Japanese battle-brush calligraphy letters, in cream-white ink with abrupt forceful ink-pressed entries, sword-cut tapering exits and dry-brush streaks inside the strokes. It is about 55% of the print width, with a thin vermilion brush underline. The print is crisp, the colours saturated against the black cotton, with no glow and no cast shadows other than natural fabric shadow.