
Funereal Vestige — Tee
printed to order — allow 2–7 business days before shipping.
description
Still. Decaying. Inevitable.
"Funereal Vestige" is a limited-release wearable-art piece built from silence and bone — a vanitas still-life rendered as a crisp, aged engraving that sprawls across every inch of this funereal vestige all-over print tee. Crystalline bone cathedral arches dissolve into halftone grain at the edges. A moonlight-bleached stag skull gazes outward through fractured glass angel wings. Bleeding iris petals curl between occult cross sigilism and gothic spires that taper, fray, and fade into pure black — no hard border, no frame, just tendrils of ink craquelure unraveling into void aesthetic darkness. The whole composition breathes like something unearthed from a summer solstice occult ritual — low-saturation bone-white and weathered ash, with a muted rust wash bleeding through where the print has worn thinnest.
This isn't just an All-Over Print Tee — it's a memento mori you wear on your skin, a piece for the collectors, the cathedral-dwellers, the mirror-eyed raven crowned and the ash-covered dancer silhouette who already know that the most beautiful things are the ones already half-gone.
Product Features
- All-Over Print: Edge-to-edge artwork printed direct to heavyweight cotton fabric, front to back.
- Washed Vintage Look: A matte, faded print on a mineral-wash black ground — worn-in from day one.
- Oversized Fit: A structured 300 gsm heavyweight boxy unisex cut.
- Made to Order: Printed individually for your order — never mass-produced.
Care
Machine wash cold (max 30°C / 90°F), inside-out. Tumble dry low. Iron or steam on low heat — never directly on the print. Do not dry clean. Use non-chlorine bleach only when needed.
About the Art
Every piece is an original anhedonia design — drawn for this drop, printed to order, never restocked on a schedule. Faded, worn-in artwork for those drawn to the dark, the gothic, and the quietly unsettling.
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