Japanese Hoodie - Tsuba Symbol and Japanese Calligraphy Hoodie

The front symbol has been inspired by a 'Tsuba' which is a sword guard of a samurai's sword (Katana). This particular design is from the 1800s in the late Edo period and made by Sunagawa Masayoshi a renowned tsuba craftsman. 

The back symbol has been inspried by a tsuba made also in the Edo period of Japan by the Kinai School, and was signed Echizen Ju Kinai Saku. The design conists of a traditonal decoration called 'Noshi' which is usually given as a token of good luck and wishes. 

The caligraphy on the sleeve reads 'Since the cresent moon, I have been waiting for tonght..' this is a haiku taken from a painting from 1891 by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. Source below:

https://ukiyo-e.org/image/metro/5233-060-092

These unisex athletic hoodies come with a 95% recycled polyester and 5% spandex fabric blend that is as comfy in the gym as it is on a casual day out. Each hoodie comes with a flat black drawstring, a sewn-in size and care label, as well as a custom-printed label on the inside of the waistband.

.: Material: 95% recycled polyester, 5% spandex
.: Medium fabric (7.5 oz /yd² (250 g/m²))
.: Black drawstring
.: Custom waistband label
.: Sewn-in size and care label
.: Seam thread color automatically matched to design