Curse & Katana collection

Japanese tattoo t-shirts with teeth.

Oni masks, cursed blades, yokai spirits and ronin symbolism, built into dark Japanese tattoo t-shirts and hoodies for shoppers who want folklore, not filler.

Shop the collection Explore the symbols

Japanese folklore Oni, yurei, katana and spirit-bound artwork.

Tattoo-led graphics Bold linework designed to hold weight on fabric.

Printed to order Premium garments made after purchase.

Marks of the range

The symbols set the tone.

Curse & Katana is built around Japanese tattoo imagery with weight: masks, blades, spirits and marks that carry consequence before they ever reach cotton.

Oni masks

Defiance, danger and the face worn by inner conflict.

Katana marks

Blade imagery for discipline, consequence and clean visual impact.

Yokai stories

Folklore creatures and strange spirits reworked as apparel artwork.

Ronin energy

Unowned, weathered and built around the idea of carrying your own mark.

Why this collection exists

Dark Japanese streetwear without the costume feel.

The collection draws from Japanese folklore and tattoo-flash structure, then pulls it into wearable graphic streetwear. The artwork is dramatic, but the products stay clean enough for everyday black-heavy wardrobes.

Oni mask t-shirts

Faces of protection, threat and inner conflict, redrawn for bold apparel graphics.

Katana graphic shirts

Blade-led artwork with sharp silhouettes, smoke, blossom fragments and cursed-folklore detail.

Shop Curse & Katana

Curse & Katana t‑shirts.

Shop Japanese tattoo t-shirts from Curse & Katana, including oni mask designs, ronin artwork, spirit-led graphics, cursed blade prints and folklore-led streetwear.

Behind the artwork

The blade is only part of the mark.

Broken steel, smoke, old talismans and mask details sit behind the range. Curse & Katana is built for graphic t-shirts that feel deliberate: folklore-led, sharp-edged and heavy with visual intent.

See the artwork close-up

Ink, cloth, shadow

Built to hold its shape.

Curse & Katana moves between danger and discipline: the threat of the mask, the restraint of the blade, the quiet presence of ghosts and the visual rhythm of tattoo flash.

See the lookbook strip Read Japanese tattoo meanings

From ink to fabric

Each design has to hold its shape at chest-print scale: strong silhouette first, detail second.

For darker wardrobes

The collection is made to sit with black denim, overshirts, hoodies and layered streetwear.

Design details

Let the artwork breathe.

Clean product photography gives the designs room to breathe. The campaign artwork carries the world; the product images show exactly what lands on the garment.