Who was the first legendary jockey? We don't know the answer, but horseback heroes are common throughout history. In Japan, the design was inspired by samurai, who would ride them to symbolize victory and glory. Become a legend!
LEGEND JOCKEY III (Pink)
Made in Japan with 100% cotton, this V-neck T-shirt is inspired by horse racing culture.
¥13,970 JPYTax Included (税込)
The third installment in the "LEGEND JOCKEY" series by artist Ryuichi Obana.
Following works inspired by Napoleon (LEGEND JOCKEY I) and Utagawa Kuniyoshi's ukiyo-e print "Sarashina-goe" (LEGEND JOCKEY II), this piece is based on Tomoe Gozen, the legendary female warrior who symbolizes the strength and beauty of women.
This series reinterprets historical master riders as "jockeys." In this work, Tomoe Gozen is depicted holding a whip instead of a bow and arrow, and her battle standard features a horseshoe symbol, integrating her into the world of horse racing.
Pink and mint green were chosen as the base colors, creating a feminine aesthetic, a first for the series.
Limited to 215 pieces.
Following works inspired by Napoleon (LEGEND JOCKEY I) and Utagawa Kuniyoshi's ukiyo-e print "Sarashina-goe" (LEGEND JOCKEY II), this piece is based on Tomoe Gozen, the legendary female warrior who symbolizes the strength and beauty of women.
This series reinterprets historical master riders as "jockeys." In this work, Tomoe Gozen is depicted holding a whip instead of a bow and arrow, and her battle standard features a horseshoe symbol, integrating her into the world of horse racing.
Pink and mint green were chosen as the base colors, creating a feminine aesthetic, a first for the series.
Limited to 215 pieces.
Made from 100% Japanese cotton jersey, it is highly breathable, fluffy and stable in quality.
Tokushima and Osaka Prefectures: we produce locally to support domestic industries.
Vibrant prints with screen printing
