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Woodstock Artist Caro Arevalo models a shirt that says KINDOM on a sunny spring day outside. She smiles as she stands near the forest of the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York wearing the Catskill Fungi shirt that was printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock NY.
Catskill Fungi Mushroom Walk Guide and conservationist, Gabriela D'Elia models a shirt that says KINDOM on a sunny spring day outside. She smiles as she stands near the forest of the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York wearing the Catskill Fungi shirt that was printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock NY.

Kindom Shirt

$35.00

Celebrate our Kinship with Fungi with your Kindom Shirt.

  • Hand-painted Illustration: Features a detailed illustration by Peruvian visual artist Caro Arevalo, who is based in Woodstock, NY, on the front. "Catskill Fungi" on the back. 
  • Premium Comfort: Printed on super-soft, 100% cotton Next Level Apparel unisex tees. These shirts are form-fitting and pre-shrunk to ensure they feel like a favorite from day one.
  • Local Roots: Proudly printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock, NY, keeping the spirit of the Catskills in every stitch.

Price: $35.00 (Includes Shipping)

 

Created to celebrate Earth Day 2026 by Gabriela D’Elia and illustrated by Caro Arévalo, this shirt is inspired by the many morphologies of mushrooms, such as sweet-tasting Cyttaria, reaching corals, sporulating eyelash cups, powerful Psilocybe, hardy conks, and, of course, the weaving mycelium they grow from. “Kindom” is truly a fungal word, as fungi teach us about the complex interconnectedness of all life. 

“Kindom”, as in the "Fungal Kindom", reimagines “kingdom” as non-hierarchical, gender-neutral, and rooted in our kinship with the more-than-human world. Instead of centering hierarchy or rulership (“king”), “kindom” emphasizes “kin”, as in kinship, relationship, and belonging.

“Kindom” honors the intricate web of connection within and between species, of which humans are only a part. Though classification can be useful, life extends beyond human ideas of utility. In recognizing our kinship, we begin to reimagine how we belong to and care for the earth. Read more about this in Gabriela's Kindom Article. 

Shirts modeled by the creator and artist, and Catskill Fungi Founder, John Michelotti.

Peruvian visual artist, Caro Arevalo stands outside holding a peace sign and a mushroom mug as she is showing off a Shirt new shirt that says Kindom that was created with the artwork she created. She smiles as she stands near the forest of the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York wearing the Catskill Fungi shirt that was printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock NY.
Catskill Fungi Founder John Michelotti stands outside showing off a Shirt new shirt that says Kindom that was created with the artwork of Caro Arevalo. He smiles as she stands near the forsythia in the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York wearing the Catskill Fungi shirt that was printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock NY.
Woodstock Artist Caro Arevalo and creator Gabriela D'Elia, and Catskill Fungi Founder John Michelotti, model shirts that say KINDOM on a sunny spring day outside. They smile as they stand near the forest of the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York wearing the Catskill Fungi shirt that was printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock NY.
Woodstock Artist Caro Arevalo and creator Gabriela D'Elia, model shirts that say KINDOM on a sunny spring day outside. She smiles as she stands near the forest of the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York wearing the Catskill Fungi shirt that was printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock NY.
Catskill Fungi Founder John Michelotti stands with his back to the camera showing off a Shirt that has the Catskill Fungi logo and says Catskill Fungi. In the background of the spring day there is forsythia blooming yellow flowers on a blue sky spring day near the foothills of the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York.
Catskill Fungi Founder John Michelotti stands with his back to the camera showing off a Shirt that has the Catskill Fungi logo and says Catskill Fungi. In the background of the spring day there is forsythia blooming yellow flowers on a blue sky spring day near the foothills of the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York.
Catskill Fungi Founder John Michelotti stands outside showing off a Shirt new shirt that says Kindom that was created with the artwork of Caro Arevalo. He smiles as she stands near the forest of the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York wearing the Catskill Fungi shirt that was printed by "So Many Roads" in Woodstock NY.