Bauhaus I バウハウス Print
Bauhaus I バウハウス Print
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Giclée print on 180 gsm matte photo paper. 50x70 or 40x50cm.
The concept
Bauhaus is a term created by the German architect Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus School in 1919. It is a combination of two German words: "bau," meaning to build, and "haus," meaning house: to build a house.
The idea of building a house, based on the aesthetics and functionality of Bauhaus, aims to merge the beauty of design and materials with their utility, creating spaces where each form and element serves a specific function.
On the other side of the world, Japanese architecture was already creating spaces where simplicity and a connection to the environment were essential. Both seek to create places that are more than just spaces; they aim to become experiences.
Print Info
Giclée print on 180 gsm matte photo paper.
50x70cm Blue or black.
40x50cm Blue or black.
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Prints are made on demand. Orders placed from within Europe will be delivered within 10 to 15 days. For international orders, delivery times may vary depending on the destination.
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Details & sizing
- 100% organic cotton
- 155 G/m2
- Hand screen-printed and embroidered text in the front
- Oversized fit T-shirt
- The male model is 178 cm wearing size L
- The female model is 168 wearing size S
- We recommend choosing your usual size
- Size guide:
Chest width
S: 54 cm · M: 58 cm · L: 61 cm · XL: 64 cm
Body length
S: 67 cm · M: 71 cm · L: 73 cm · XL: 75 cm
Sleeve length
S: 22.5 cm · M: 24 cm · L: 24.5 cm · XL: 25 cm
Garment care
- Always wash inside out
- Cold wash only (max. 30°C / 86°F)
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not iron directly on the print
Shipping, exchanges & returns
- Free shipping in Spain
- Free shipping in Europe on orders over €85
- Delivery within 72h in Spain / 5–7 days in Europe
- Free exchanges and returns within the first 30 days by contacting us at info@blauatelier.com or via Instagram @blaublauatelier
The idea behind Kampai
KAMPAI comes from how we naturally pronounce kanpai (乾杯), the Japanese word meaning “empty the glass” (Or how we would say "Cheers"). The kanji 乾 (to empty) and 杯 (cup) evoke the gesture of finishing a drink together: a small ritual to celebrate the moment and the people around you.
Sake & Co brings sake directly from Japan, selecting bottles rooted in craft and tradition. In Ibiza, these brews find a new home alongside the island’s light, its gastronomy, and the Mediterranean table.
Montse Galbany’s illustration honors this meeting, imagined on a blue island where landscapes, flavors, and culture come together.
How we print
The tees are hand screen-printed by us inside Rosa’s sake and wine warehouse. A place that sometimes becomes a small workshop.
What is Blau?
Blau is an independent project born in Ibiza, built around design as a way of thinking.
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Crafted quality
Hand screen-printed pieces made in Ibiza. Small variations make each garment unique. Less quantity, more care in every detail.
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Wear an idea
We know how frustrating it is to look for clothes with meaning and feel that everything looks the same. At Blau, every piece carries a concept with real depth, beyond aesthetics, so you can express yourself without saying a word.
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Limited production
We don’t produce in mass or release constantly. Each piece is made in small series, so only a few people will own the same garment.
