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Karate is a popular martial art from Japan with many practitioners. Show others you are a student, enthusiast, instructor, or coach of karate with this cool image featuring the word karate in white distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

Karate is a popular martial art from Japan with many practitioners. Show others you are a student, enthusiast, instructor, or coach of karate with this cool image featuring the word karate in red distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

Karate is a popular martial art from Japan with many practitioners. Show others you are a student, enthusiast, instructor, or coach of karate with this cool image featuring the word karate in black distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

A person who practices the martial art of karate is called a karateka. Show others you are a student, enthusiast, instructor, or teacher of karate with this cool image featuring the word karateka in red distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

A person who practices the martial art of karate is called a karateka. Show others you are a student, enthusiast, instructor, or coach of karate with this cool image featuring the word karateka in white distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

A person who practices the martial art of karate is called a karateka. Show others you are a student or instructor/teacher of karate with this cool image featuring the word karateka in black distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

A person who practices the martial art of karate is called a karateka. Show others you are a student or instructor/teacher of karate with this cool image featuring the word karateka in red distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

A person who practices the martial art of karate is called a karateka. Show others you are a student or instructor/teacher of karate with this cool image featuring the word karateka in black distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

A person who practices the martial art of karate is called a karateka. Show others you are a student or instructor/teacher of karate with this cool image featuring the word karateka in red distressed, grungy Japanese kanji.

Bushido translates as the "code of the samurai" or the "way of the warrior." Sport this concept with black Japanese kanji characters written vertically. Features distressed markings for that tough, warrior edge.

Bushido translates as the "code of the samurai" or the "way of the warrior." Sport this concept with white Japanese kanji characters written vertically. Features distressed markings for that tough, warrior edge.

Bushido translates as the "code of the samurai" or the "way of the warrior." Sport this concept with red Japanese kanji characters written vertically. Features distressed marks for that tough, warrior edge.

In a unique way and while expressing one's interest in Japan, tell others you love them with this shirt that spells out Ai Shiteru, or Aishiteru (Japanese for I Love You). Loving gift idea for fans of Asian writing/calligraphy and Japanese culture and wish to spread a message of love. Features black Japanese kanji characters for ai shiteru, or aishiteru, meaning "I Love You.”

In a unique way and while expressing one's interest in Japan, tell others you love them with this shirt that spells out Ai Shiteru, or Aishiteru (Japanese for I Love You). Loving gift idea for fans of Asian writing/calligraphy and Japanese culture and wish to spread a message of love. Features red Japanese kanji characters for ai shiteru, or aishiteru, meaning "I Love You.”

In a unique way and while expressing one's interest in Japan, tell others you love them with this shirt that spells out Ai Shiteru, or Aishiteru (Japanese for I Love You). Loving gift idea for fans of Asian writing/calligraphy and Japanese culture and wish to spread a message of love. Features white Japanese kanji characters for ai shiteru, or aishiteru, meaning "I Love You.”

Kaizen is Japanese for "continual improvement/change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development. Features distressed Japanese kanji characters Kai (change) and Zen (good).

Kaizen is Japanese for "continual improvement/change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development. Features distressed Japanese kanji characters Kai (change) and Zen (good).

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development.

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development.

Bonsai tree in an enso circle presented in a painterly, calligraphy style to evoke beauty and peace. Wear it when meditating, tending a bonsai tree, or anytime you want to bring tranquility to yourself and others.

Bonsai tree in an enso circle presented in a painterly, calligraphy style to evoke beauty and peace. Wear it when meditating, tending a bonsai tree, or anytime you want to bring tranquility to yourself and others. Gift idea for bonsai tree fans, Buddhists, and people who practice yoga and meditation or are fans of eastern philosophy.

Bonsai tree in an enso circle presented in a painterly, calligraphy style to evoke beauty and peace. Wear it when meditating, tending a bonsai tree, or anytime you want to bring tranquility to yourself and others. Gift idea for bonsai tree fans, Buddhists, and people who practice yoga and meditation or are fans of eastern philosophy.

In a zen garden, stones symbolize what is not actually seen, like islands and water. Stacked stones represent both nature and man-made structures. Rock balancing can be seen as a different form of meditation or yoga, reflecting the mysterious and fragile nature of the world. Gift idea for fans of zen, meditation, yoga, and eastern philosophy.

Namaste means “I bow to the divine in you,” or simply bowing to you. It is said with a bow when greeting others, especially within the Hindu religion. Share this friendly statement with this shirt that features the Sanskrit word of ‘namaste’ written in a distressed Devanagari script. Gift idea for those who embrace Hinduism, yoga, meditation, or eastern philosophy or simply want to greet others in a sacred way.

Wu wei is a key concept of Taoism/Daoism. It means non-action, natural action, or action that does not require struggle or immense effort. It is the cultivation of the mind so that actions are effortless and are aligned with the flow of life or Tao/Dao (the Way). Wear this shirt to share this message or use it as a reminder of this inspiring, wise idea. Written in red Traditional Chinese with distressed markings.

Wu wei is a key concept of Taoism/Daoism. It means non-action, natural action, or action that does not require struggle or immense effort. It is the cultivation of the mind so that actions are effortless and are aligned with the flow of life or Tao/Dao (the Way). Wear this shirt to share this message or use it as a reminder of this inspiring, wise idea. Written in red Traditional Chinese with distressed markings.

Tat Tvam Asi is a Sanskrit phrase translated as “Thou art that.” It describes the relationship between the individual and the Absolute. Your Self, the primordial, pure state, is identical to Ultimate Reality, the origin of all existence.

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development. Features distressed Japanese kanji characters Kai (change) and Zen (good).

Tat Tvam Asi is a Sanskrit phrase translated as “Thou art that.” It describes the relationship between the individual and the Absolute. Your Self, the primordial, pure state, is identical to Ultimate Reality, the origin of all existence.

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development.

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development.

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continual improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development.

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development.

Kaizen is Japanese for "change for better." It commonly refers to the practice of continuous improvement and can be applied to business, healthcare, and self-development.