Maus Haus | Wearable Art Collab

wearable art collab

Maus Haus x Zulhandi (9)

This wearable art collaboration brings together Indonesian artist and designer Maus Haus and Zulhandi, a young student from Indonesia who drew a mountain landscape filled with color and calm. His drawing, with rolling hills and bright skies, captures the quiet strength of nature. Maus Haus, known for her delicate balance of geometry and dreamlike color, was immediately drawn to the stillness in his work. She reimagined Zulhandi’s landscape into a serene yet vibrant design — a piece of wearable art that invites us to breathe, look up, and find beauty in every horizon.

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Meet Maus Haus

Claudia Osborn, also known as Maus Haus, is an Australian artist and illustrator. Her work is inspired by the natural beauty of the Australian landscape, blending earthy tones, calm lines, and folds in her paintings. Whether she’s capturing still lifes, mountains, or skeletons, Maus Haus enjoys experimenting with different mediums and techniques. With a following of 225,000 on Instagram, she has transitioned from a successful design career to focus exclusively on her artwork.

Maus Haus about her collab

Why Maus Haus wanted to design a Face This T-shirt

“I loved the idea of taking on another child’s work and interpreting it in my own style, it’s something I had never done before. Then what made me want to join was that it goes towards helping these children.”

Maus Haus about her collab

Maus Haus about the Indonesian kids' drawings

“It was very cool seeing the characters that the children would come up with, and the little scenarios they would put them in. I saw a great appreciation for their friends, family and nature.”

Maus Haus about her collab

How Maus Haus designed her Face This T-shirt

“I chose Zulhandi’s drawing (Kindertekeningen Duduk Atas 2008-15). I can never pass up a cool mountain range, and Zulhandi was so detailed in the ridges of the mountain, it was so much fun to play around with.”