Shoonya (Hindi and Sanskrit for “zero”) is a white, 240 GSM oversized French terry cotton T-shirt from Prithos, part of Drop 002: Kahan Se Aaye Ho.
The idea. Zero is the nothing that contains everything: the moment before you begin. In a culture that expects you to already be something, this tee restores the dignity of starting from zero.
The graphic. A large, hand-drawn zero sits slightly off-centre on the chest, imperfect on purpose, inspired by the notation in the ancient Indian Bakhshali manuscript. Fine Devanagari text orbits it. The word ORIGIN sits cleanly below in wide-tracked sans-serif. A small English translation is printed on the back, readable only up close.
Fit. Oversized, boxy, drop-shoulder, 1-inch ribbed crew neck.
Fabric. 240 GSM, 100% cotton French terry, pre-shrunk, bio-washed.
Specifications
- Colour: white, dark ink print
- Fabric: 100% cotton French terry
- Weight: 240 GSM
- Fit: oversized, drop-shoulder, boxy
- Print: front chest; small back detail; fine-line print by DTF
- Sizes: S–XL
- Origin: India
FAQ
- What does Shoonya mean? It means zero: the beginning of possibility, not the absence of it.
- Why is the zero imperfect? It is hand-drawn and left uncleaned, because the imperfection is part of the idea.
- What is printed on the back? A small line of text, legible only at close range.








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