TOPENG BLACK 60% SILK 40% COTTON SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT LIMITED EDITION of 100
Rendered in the delicate, flat elegance of traditional woodblock print style, these four arresting portraits represent iconic characters from the Topeng tradition—a vibrant and sacred form of masked dance drama from Indonesia.
FURTHER READING
In Topeng, ornately costumed dancers wear masks (topeng) to channel kings, demons, sages, and spirits, bringing to life mythic tales accompanied by the resonance of a gamelan orchestra.
More than just performance, Topeng is a ritual. Rooted in Balinese and Javanese culture, this ancient dance form weaves history, morality, and mysticism into movement. Each mask represents not just a character, but a cosmic role—good and evil, wisdom and chaos, god and mortal—all rendered in sharp detail and expressive form. From left to right:
Dewi Sita – The Goddess
Calm, pure, and luminous, this mask represents Dewi Sita, a divine figure from the Ramayana epic. Her features are gentle, her lips parted in a quiet smile. Her third-eye mark hints at spiritual insight. She embodies grace, virtue, and devotion—often the moral compass in epic tales.
Srigga – Demon
Wild-eyed and sharp-toothed, Srigga is a fearsome demon spirit. His exaggerated expression, curved tusks, and furrowed brow create a mask of rage and mischief. He represents disruption, base desire, and the chaotic forces that haunt humanity and myth alike.
Tua – Wise Old Man
With deep lines etched across his brow and hibiscus flowers tucked gently behind his ears, Tua represents the sage elder—a symbol of wisdom, patience, and ancestral knowledge. His expression is contemplative, eyes wide with both age and clarity. Tua is often the storyteller, a bridge between generations.
Rangda – The Demon Queen
Terrifying and majestic, Rangda is the Queen of Witches—the eternal adversary of good in Balinese mythology. Her bulging eyes, fang-lined mouth, and crowned headdress blaze with supernatural energy. As the mother of chaos and black magic, she embodies fear, wrath, and destructive feminine power, counterbalanced by the protective figure of Barong.struggle.
FEATURES
• Black/Multi, Silk Cotton Fabric
• Original Artwork by Stevie Anderson
• Limited Edition of 100
• Camp Collar
• Short Sleeves
• Straight Hem
• Mother of Pearl Buttons
• 60% Silk, 40% Cotton
• 30 Day Returns Period
• Made in Bali, Indonesia
• For Every Item Sold We Plant a Tree
SIZE GUIDE
SMALL
Pit to pit : 57cm
Length : 74cm
Sleeve length : 26cm
Sleeve opening : 19cm
MEDIUM
Pit to pit : 58cm
Length : 76cm
Sleeve length : 27cm
Sleeve opening : 20cm
LARGE
Pit to pit : 61cm
Length : 78cm
Sleeve length : 28cm
Sleeve opening : 21cm
X-LARGE
Pit to pit : 63cm
Length : 80cm
Sleeve length : 29cm
Sleeve opening : 23cm
XX-LARGE
Pit to pit : 66cm
Length : 82cm
Sleeve length : 32.5cm
Sleeve opening : 25cm
CARE GUIDE
Hand wash your item with PH neutral soap and cool water. Air dry in shape on a hanger, or laid flat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry as some shrinkage may occur. With any work of art, there are signs of the artist at work.
Enjoy any print irregularities, they are part of the finish and should not be considered as imperfections. They are part of your garment and they are what makes it unique.
DELIVERY & RETURNS
• Easy Home Try-Ons
Try your item at home with peace of mind. If it’s not quite right, you can easily request a return.
• Hassle-Free Shipping & Customs
We ship globally from the UK and aim to make delivery and customs smooth and straightforward. Duties and taxes are included for many locations, but additional fees may apply depending on your country.
• Need More Info?
For full details and the latest updates, please visit our Delivery & Returns or FAQ’s page.
SUSTAINABILITY
Printed using non-toxic OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Inks.
60% Certified Organic Grade A Mulberry Silk 40% Cotton Ethically Produced by APR
For Every Item Sold We Plant a Tree.
TOPENG BLACK 60% SILK 40% COTTON SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT LIMITED EDITION of 100
Rendered in the delicate, flat elegance of traditional woodblock print style, these four arresting portraits represent iconic characters from the Topeng tradition—a vibrant and sacred form of masked dance drama from Indonesia.
FURTHER READING
In Topeng, ornately costumed dancers wear masks (topeng) to channel kings, demons, sages, and spirits, bringing to life mythic tales accompanied by the resonance of a gamelan orchestra.
More than just performance, Topeng is a ritual. Rooted in Balinese and Javanese culture, this ancient dance form weaves history, morality, and mysticism into movement. Each mask represents not just a character, but a cosmic role—good and evil, wisdom and chaos, god and mortal—all rendered in sharp detail and expressive form. From left to right:
Dewi Sita – The Goddess
Calm, pure, and luminous, this mask represents Dewi Sita, a divine figure from the Ramayana epic. Her features are gentle, her lips parted in a quiet smile. Her third-eye mark hints at spiritual insight. She embodies grace, virtue, and devotion—often the moral compass in epic tales.
Srigga – Demon
Wild-eyed and sharp-toothed, Srigga is a fearsome demon spirit. His exaggerated expression, curved tusks, and furrowed brow create a mask of rage and mischief. He represents disruption, base desire, and the chaotic forces that haunt humanity and myth alike.
Tua – Wise Old Man
With deep lines etched across his brow and hibiscus flowers tucked gently behind his ears, Tua represents the sage elder—a symbol of wisdom, patience, and ancestral knowledge. His expression is contemplative, eyes wide with both age and clarity. Tua is often the storyteller, a bridge between generations.
Rangda – The Demon Queen
Terrifying and majestic, Rangda is the Queen of Witches—the eternal adversary of good in Balinese mythology. Her bulging eyes, fang-lined mouth, and crowned headdress blaze with supernatural energy. As the mother of chaos and black magic, she embodies fear, wrath, and destructive feminine power, counterbalanced by the protective figure of Barong.struggle.
FEATURES
• Black/Multi, Silk Cotton Fabric
• Original Artwork by Stevie Anderson
• Limited Edition of 100
• Camp Collar
• Short Sleeves
• Straight Hem
• Mother of Pearl Buttons
• 60% Silk, 40% Cotton
• 30 Day Returns Period
• Made in Bali, Indonesia
• For Every Item Sold We Plant a Tree
SIZE GUIDE
SMALL
Pit to pit : 57cm
Length : 74cm
Sleeve length : 26cm
Sleeve opening : 19cm
MEDIUM
Pit to pit : 58cm
Length : 76cm
Sleeve length : 27cm
Sleeve opening : 20cm
LARGE
Pit to pit : 61cm
Length : 78cm
Sleeve length : 28cm
Sleeve opening : 21cm
X-LARGE
Pit to pit : 63cm
Length : 80cm
Sleeve length : 29cm
Sleeve opening : 23cm
XX-LARGE
Pit to pit : 66cm
Length : 82cm
Sleeve length : 32.5cm
Sleeve opening : 25cm
CARE GUIDE
Hand wash your item with PH neutral soap and cool water. Air dry in shape on a hanger, or laid flat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry as some shrinkage may occur. With any work of art, there are signs of the artist at work.
Enjoy any print irregularities, they are part of the finish and should not be considered as imperfections. They are part of your garment and they are what makes it unique.
DELIVERY & RETURNS
• Easy Home Try-Ons
Try your item at home with peace of mind. If it’s not quite right, you can easily request a return.
• Hassle-Free Shipping & Customs
We ship globally from the UK and aim to make delivery and customs smooth and straightforward. Duties and taxes are included for many locations, but additional fees may apply depending on your country.
• Need More Info?
For full details and the latest updates, please visit our Delivery & Returns or FAQ’s page.
SUSTAINABILITY
Printed using non-toxic OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Inks.
60% Certified Organic Grade A Mulberry Silk 40% Cotton Ethically Produced by APR
For Every Item Sold We Plant a Tree.
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