Long-sleeve camp collar shit in ecru, constructed from an organic hemp cotton ripstop and cut to a relaxed fit. Featuring a tonal Fire Kirin in hand machined embroidery at the chest. The artwork is represented in a Mexican paper-cut style; a traditional form of decoration where intricate cuts are used to create a window, usually symbolic of luck and happiness.

In Japanese folklore, the Kirin is a mythical creature often depicted as a hybrid of a deer and a dragon, with the body of a horse. It serves as an omen of peace, purity and prosperity and is often connected to the idea of a harmonious balance between humans and nature – a concept held in high regard by Maharishi.

• Hemp Cotton Ripstop 210
• Fire Kirin Paper Cut Artwork
• Hand Machine Embroidery
• Front Button Closure
• Relaxed fit