White Cotton Tree of Life T-Shirt

£20
£90 £20
  • Exclusive to Varana
  • Organic Cotton
  • 100% Cotton

Varana's Tree of Life T-Shirt is thoughtfully crafted from soft organic cotton. Designed for a relaxed fit, it features a serigraph print, painted by an anonymous artist from the Gond tribe from Central India, signifying the interconnectedness of life on earth. This extraordinary painting of the Tree of Life, shows the symbiotic relationship between different forms of animal, bird, marine and plant life presided over by the goddess of nature who is herself a part of the tree. A part of sale proceeds will be donated to Dastkar.org to help support artists from the Gond tribe.
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Varana's Tree of Life T-Shirt is thoughtfully crafted from soft organic cotton. Designed for a relaxed fit, it features a serigraph print, painted by an anonymous artist from the Gond tribe from Central India, signifying the interconnectedness of life on earth. This extraordinary painting of the Tree of Life, shows the symbiotic relationship between different forms of animal, bird, marine and plant life presided over by the goddess of nature who is herself a part of the tree. A part of sale proceeds will be donated to Dastkar.org to help support artists from the Gond tribe.

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Size and Fit
  • Model is 178cm/ 5'10 and wears a size M
  • True to size, designed for a relaxed fit
  • Organic cotton
  • Crew neck design
  • Front graphic detail
  • Serigraph print
Material Care

100% Organic Cotton. Machine wash cold.

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Thoughtfully crafted from soft organic cotton, Varana's Tree of Life T-Shirt is designed for a relaxed fit and features a serigraph print painted by an anonymous artist of the Gond tribe from Central India, signifying the interconnectedness of life on earth. This extraordinary painting of the Tree of Life, shows the symbiotic relationship between different forms of animal, bird, marine and plant life presided over by the goddess of nature who is herself a part of the tree.