The ranking hierarchy set the way the Association's own calligrapher sets it — letter size falling with rank, so you read the pyramid before you read a word. 50 × 70 cm.
Prints
版画
Printed on heavyweight uncoated stock, unframed, sized to fit standard frames.
A full fifteen-day star chart — filled circle for a win, open for a loss. Choose any tournament and wrestler back to 1958 and we print that record. 40 × 50 cm.
All ninety kimarite, each bar scaled to how often it has actually been used since 1958. Yorikiri towers; yobikaeshi is a single hairline. 50 × 70 cm.
The dohyō drawn to scale — 4.55 metres across, the two starting lines 70 centimetres apart, every dimension labelled. 40 × 40 cm.
Cloth
布物
The tenugui is the traditional sumo souvenir — wrestlers have their own and hand them out to supporters. Ours are dyed in Japan in the conventional dimensions.
Cotton hand towel, 90 × 34 cm, dyed by a Tokyo workshop. Doubles as a wall hanging, which is what most people do with them.
Heavyweight cotton, boxy cut. The single character for strength — the first half of rikishi. Black or unbleached.
Named for the technique that has decided more bouts than any other — 176,399 of them and counting. Front character, full name across the back.
A 70 cm wrapping cloth printed with the ring and its four seasonal tassel colours. Wraps a bottle, a box or a bentō.
Paying
お支払い
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