Maharishi Unveils Pointillist Dragon Capsule Blending Camouflage, Culture and Craft
Featuring items like a Kimono Parka, utility shirts, Snopants and a Pashmina scarves.
Summary
- Features DPM: Fubuki, a new pointillist-inspired camouflage with dragon and Mount Fuji motifs
- Includes Kimono Parka, utility shirts, Snopants and Pashmina scarves
- Showcases hand-machine embroidery and traditional Japanese symbolism in modern streetwear
Maharishi introduces the Pointillist Dragon capsule, a collection that merges traditional Japanese symbolism with the brand’s modern approach to military-inspired design. At its core is DPM: Fubuki, a new iteration of the label’s Disruptive Pattern Material, rendered through the delicate technique of pointillism. Using intricate hand-machine embroidery, motifs like dragons and Mount Fuji come to life through thousands of precise dots, creating layered visuals that explore the beauty of nature and mysticism.
The capsule includes a standout Kimono Parka made from Cordura NYCO Ripstop 275, along with utility shirts, Maharishi’s signature Snopants in Cordura NYCO Twill 200 and soft Pashmina wool scarves. The designs reflect the brand’s commitment to sustainability, craftsmanship and its pacifist reinterpretation of military aesthetics. Available now, the collection continues Maharishi’s ongoing dialogue between cultural heritage and innovation.
