Summon a little chaos. This hand-silkscreened bandana brings together centuries of devil lore, trickster spirits, impish silhouettes, and vintage occult linework—pulled entirely by hand in NYC for a raw, tactile, collector-grade finish.
A dense tapestry of demons, masks, beasts, and mischief-makers circles the border, while dancing imps and horned figures riot across the center. Rendered in bold, graphic linework, the composition blends folk art, ritual symbolism, and queer camp into a single statement piece that reads as both artifact and accessory.
Whether knotted at the neck, worn for flagging, wrapped around a boot, pinned to a wall, or slipped into a back pocket to quietly broadcast your alignment with mischief and myth, this bandana carries the visual language of downtown art, underground clubs, and playful rebellion.
Each print is hand-pulled, so subtle variations in ink density and texture are part of the piece—evidence of true screen-printed craft rather than factory uniformity.
Disclaimer: Based on years of printing, I intentionally use slightly irregularly sized bandanas for this edition because they’re made from an ultralight cotton weave. After the first wash, the fabric becomes exceptionally soft, breathable, and broken-in, making it far more comfortable for everyday wear than heavier, stiffer bandana stock.
Each piece features:
• Hand silkscreen printing in New York City
• Deep black permanent acrylic ink
• Soft 100% cotton
• Central image size: approximately 17" × 17"
• Full bandana size: approximately 21" × 21"
• Cold hand wash recommended
A graphic invocation of folklore, camp, and controlled chaos—printed for collectors, club creatures, and anyone who likes their style touched with a little devilry.
