The shirt reads: “TURNIP THE NIGHT.”
Above it, a carved turnip lantern glows over a village skyline at dusk, with flames and stars rising behind it in orange and teal.
Turn up the night, with a root vegetable in the middle. Turnips were the original carved lanterns long before pumpkins took over, which makes the artwork historically correct as well as funny.
For Halloween, for folklore readers, and for anyone who knows what the lanterns used to be made of.
