Famous Women Crop Top (US/EU)

Look fabulous in our all-over printed, body-hugging crop top.

• Ships from US and EU!
• Made in MEX and EU
• Material has a four-way stretch, which means fabric stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains = molds to your curves
• Made with a smooth, comfortable microfiber yarn = perfect to lounge around at home, work-out, or to match with your favorite high-waisted jeans
• Precision-cut and hand-sewn after printing = made to last
• 82% polyester/18% spandex

"Kuniyoshi broke with the tradition of depicting women as seductive courtesans by offering a contrasting idealised female image: that of the heroine.

He depicted heroic women from history and mythology. Such as Tokiwa Gozen, who is fleeing from enemy troops through the wintry cold, protecting her children under her kimono."

"The son of silk dyer, Kuniyoshi Utagawa was born into the Igusa family in Edo. Little is known about his very early years, though he is said to have shown remarkable talent from a young age. Kuniyoshi began his ukiyo-e career as a pupil of Shunei. At age 14 he was accepted to study the art of woodblock printing under Toyokuni I and, in time, would become one of his most successful students. In 1814, he left Toyokuni’s studio to pursue a career as an independent Japanese ukiyo-e artist. Initially, he had little success, selling tatami mats in order to support himself. However, his fortunes changed in 1827 with his dramatic series 108 Heroes of the Suikoden. From that point on, the public hungered for his portrayals of famous samurai and legendary heroes. Kuniyoshi worked in all genres, producing some brilliant landscapes and charming bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women). He died in the spring of 1861 from complications of a stroke." - Ronin Gallery

Artist: Kuniyoshi Utagawa | Designer: Sabai Beauty

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