Jean Paul Gaultier 1990 Japanese Art Edo Period
Jean Paul Gaultier 1990 Japanese Art Edo Period
Jean Paul Gaultier mesh top from the 1990s. Gaultier tributed in this piece the traditional Japanese painting art, representative of Edo period. Made with fine technics, the shirt is constructed from a printed mesh pattern used for the front, back, and sleeves, with laser cut hems and an emphasized stitching.
Japanese traditional painting evolved from different styles through centuries. The Edo period (1603 – 1868), is well known for its representations of nature or mythology. Rich colors balanced with and soothing landscapes result in a harmonous pictography.
This particular shirt, pictures a paiting of a peaceful ecru landscape arbored of a vibrant blue sky. A group of herons is resting among the nature as the horizon unveals a snowy mount Fuji.
Shipping
Shipping
All orders are dispatched 24/48h after purchase from Paris, France and packaged in fresh carton boxes.
5-7 days to Europe.
7 days to USA.
7-10 days worldwide.
Shipped with Laposte, delivered with your national postal service.
Condition
Condition
Most of pieces you will find here are second-hand, coming from rare archive collections. Also, they may show sign of general wear and time aging. Otherwise, we still tend to offer an optimal experience and select only pieces in excellent condition.
Final sales
Final sales
All sales final. Please take care of checking all measurements and description of product before purchasing.