Hoodie Hannya Mask

A Japanese Hannya mask is a symbol of Japanese culture and theater. The mask represents an old woman possessed by a demon. The Hannya mask is often used in traditional Japanese plays such as Noh and Kabuki to express rage and pain at the same time, and it also has a deeper meaning that goes back to Buddhist teachings. It symbolizes the transience of life and the impermanence of human emotions. The Hannya mask is often used as protection against evil spirits and demons and is a popular motif in Japanese art and tattoo culture.

Created by tattoo artist Sandor Jordan.

Attention: Made-to-order contract manufacturing

You order and we produce the product exclusively for you! This way we avoid overproduction and protect the environment. The maximum production time is 10 days after receipt of payment. After that, the product will be shipped. More information under "Shipping and Delivery".

Important : Please take enough time to choose the right size. You can find the size chart at the end of each product image gallery. All products are made especially for you and therefore cannot be exchanged without further ado. Unworn goods with obvious material or printing defects are of course excluded from this.

Brand: Stanley & Stella

Material: 85 percent organic cotton, 15 percent recycled polyester

Printing & finishing : High-quality skin- and environmentally friendly direct-to-garment printing

Care: Important care instructions can be found at the bottom of our website.