This hand silk-screened bandana explores the visual language of codes, structure, and restraint through a repeating grid of chains, rings, and corner padlocks. Rendered as precise linework and metallic accents, the design transforms a classic cotton square into wearable graphic art with layered queer symbolism.
The standard edition is printed in crisp black ink. Select colorways are also available in metallic gold and metallic silver inks, which introduce subtle variations in the line weight and detailing of the grid, giving those versions a slightly different visual character while preserving the core composition.
Each bandana is produced in small batches on soft 100% cotton and hand pulled for sharp definition and durability. Available across a wide range of saturated and neutral colorways, the piece works equally well as a nightlife accessory, a coded back-pocket detail, or a collectible art textile.
Versatile by design, it can be worn around the neck, tied to a bag or belt, styled in a pocket, or displayed as wall art.
Details:
• Hand silk-screened in small batches
• Black, metallic gold, or metallic silver ink options (metallic versions feature slight design variation)
• 100% cotton, breathable and soft
• Approx. 21" × 21" (image area approx. 17" × 17")
• Durable, washable, and softens with wear
• Natural variation due to the handmade process
A study in geometry, symbolism, and coded style—crafted for those who recognize the language.
