Kodama Tree Hooded sweatshirt
by KAVALLA
Sports Cup
Hood with three sides and lined
Simple peel off label
Composition
50% polyester / 50% cotton
weight
200g / m²
Sports Cup. Sewing detail with double needle. Solid round cords. Attaches for discrete earphones. Hood with three sides and lined. Kangaroo pocket with a small discreet opening to pass the cord of the headphones. A simple peelable label facilitates the change of brand.
Washing instructions:
Machine wash at 30 °. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. Wash dark colors separately.
Design Kodama Tree Hooded
Kodama are yokai, or Japanese ghosts, who live in trees. They are said to be the spirits of deceased samurai who attached themselves to a particular tree. Kodama are generally considered to be benevolent beings, and they are often depicted as helpful creatures who guide lost travelers. In some stories, they are also said to be able to predict the future. The Kodama are generally depicted as small, childlike beings with bald heads and large eyes. They usually wear red or white robes and carry small bells called haguruma. These bells are believed to ward off evil spirits, and they also serve as a means of communication between kodama.
