Name: "OG Zhaopai Zansyu" T-shirt by Zansyu
Brand: Chiching Records
SKU: 62b9903725f6750021f06678
Price: 1242.0 TWD
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"OG Zhaopai Zansyu" T-shirt by Zansyu

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We teamed up with Zansyu (@zansyu) to bring you this authentic HK typography T-shirts.

Zansyu 香港北魏真書

Hong Kong Beiwei Zansyu is an ongoing cultural research and type design project initiated by Adonian Chan. The history of the calligraphy style could be traced back to Southern and Northern dynasty (420–589), yet being neglected until the resurgence in Qing dynasty (1644–1912), subsequently propagated to Hong Kong and mutated, reinterpreted through the efforts of various local calligraphers.