Shojo Hoodie, Red-Haired Sake Spirit Ukiyo-e Yokai Pullover

The shōjō (猩々) is a red-haired spirit of Japanese folklore, famous for its endless love of sake. Shōjō were said to live by the sea and to drink more than any human could without ever losing their cheerful mood. Their bright red hair gave its name to shōjōhi, a deep scarlet in traditional Japanese colors.In the Noh play Shōjō, a devoted son who sells sake meets a mysterious customer who drinks cup after cup without getting drunk. The stranger turns out to be a shōjō, who rewards his kindness with a jar of sake that never runs dry.This design shows a shōjō with long flowing red hair, wearing a black and white kimono with golden patterns, holding a red sake cup beside a large sake jar under a plum tree in bloom and a red sun, drawn in the style of an Edo-period woodblock print (ukiyo-e) with her name in kanji. Premium unisex pullover hoodie 80% cotton, 20% polyester fleece, 8.25 oz/yd² (about 280 g/m²) Three-panel hood with fleece lining, kangaroo pocket, dyed-to-match drawcords with metal grommets Double-needle topstitching on all seams Large back print, about 30 x 40 cm (12 x 16 in), nothing printed on the front Unisex fit: if you prefer a closer fit, women may want to choose one size down Printed on demand in North America Part of our Yokai collection, inspired by the spirits and creatures of Japanese folklore.