Hōryū-ji Timber Pagoda (607 A.D.) • Measured Architectural Plate (1907)
Gojū-no-tō — Five-Story Pagoda Tee
Restored from Figure 289 of structural engineer Franz Baltzer’s 1907 architectural treatise Die Architektur der Kultbauten Japans. Depicts the measured elevation and metric scale of the five-story timber pagoda (Gojū-no-tō) at Hōryū-ji in Yamato (completed 607 A.D., the world’s oldest surviving wooden tower), detailing the rhythmic diminution of the five tiled roofs, cloud-scroll cantilevered bracket complexes (kumimono), double-terraced stone podium, and 9.60-meter bronze sōrin finial.
Relaxed boxy fit. 100% ring-spun US cotton (6.1 oz) with a topstitched classic-width rib collar and twill-taped neck and shoulders. Garment-dyed for virtually zero shrinkage.
| Size | Chest Width | Body Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 18.25" | 26.6" |
| M | 20.25" | 28" |
| L | 22" | 29.4" |
| XL | 24" | 30.75" |
| 2XL (+$2.00) | 26" | 31.6" |
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