Tierra Zen Ichiban, The First, Unisex, White, 90 x 30 cm

• HACHIMAKI IS A SYMBOL OF EFFORT AND DETERMINATION. Literally hachi forehead and maki ribbon, the Japanese tie a hachimaki on their forehead to instill them strength and constancy.
• THE FIRST, SYMBOL OF WHICH EXPECTS AND EXPERTS ALL OTHERS. The hachimaki is worn on the head as a reminder. It also has a practical function as it allows to absorb sweat when carrying out a task.
• MADE 100% COTTON Hachimaki usually consists of a long white fabric with a red dot in the center symbolizing the rising sun and one or two kanjis written in calligraphic style and in black. There are different kanjis, find out which one best suits your goal!
• Did you know? The JAPANESE PILOTS of World War II are said to wear a hachimaki under their helmet to ward away evil spirits and feel protected.
• THE AUTHENTIC SPIRIT OF JAPAN! Hachimaki is not an exclusive garment for military and martial arts practitioners. Students and workers, men and women take it to fulfill its purpose.

The hachimaki is a white and long ribbon of about 30cm x 90cm made of 100% cotton. In the center we find the rising sun, most representative symbol of Japan and one or two kanjis written in calligraphic style and in black. Hachimaki is the authentic Japanese spirit. It has historically been used to instill force to achieve purposes. It is said that the pilots of World War II carried him away to ward off evil spirits and feel protected. Today, it is used by women and men, students and workers to remember their determination in achieving their goals. It also has a practical function as it allows to absorb sweat when carrying out a task. Hachi -front- maki -ribbon- The Japanese tie it on their forehead as a symbol of effort and constancy. There are different kanjis that suit different purposes, find out which one is yours!